real-life

The Housewives let audiences immerse themselves in the 90210 fantasy before leaving through the golden gates of Beverly Hills to indulge in the familiar drama of real-life service workers.

The author of a beloved book series about coming together to fight the rise of fascism has written herself into the story as a real-life villain.

We had boastfully told our story to People magazine for its Real-Life Love series; his quotes were nothing but wildly creative fiction.

He’s Roderick Spode, a would-be British dictator plainly based on the real-life British fascist and Hitler partisan Oswald Mosley.

Between rehearsals, payne tells The Times about the real-life inspirations for these onstage cousins, the necessity of a choreographer for this production and the lessons learned from their graduate school professor, Geffen Playhouse artistic director Tarell Alvin McCraney.