All posts tagged "shows to see in Los Angeles"
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6.6KArtsLA Opera’s “Carmen” Is a Can’t-Miss Journey Through Intense Sights & Sounds
The following is based on the September 14th performance and contains plot spoilers. Over the course of the last year, the LA...
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6.5KArtsRockwell’s parody of “Bridesmaids” Is Wildly Entertaining
It’s hard to believe that the film “Bridesmaids” is already more than six years old, and that many of its stars –...
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5.3KArts“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” Captures Our Hearts
This review is based on the August 3rd performance. With a growing number of children/teenagers now falling somewhere on the autism spectrum...
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5.9KArtsDiary of a Composer: Hershey Felder Illuminates Tchaikovsky’s Complex Life
Hershey Felder, like the legendary virtuosos that he has portrayed, is the ultimate storyteller who not only entertains audiences, but embraces the...
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7.6KArtsBroadway Star Lewis Cleale talks “Sondheim on Sondheim” at the Bowl & More
Nobody would have guessed that a 27-year-old Stephen Sondheim in 1957, who got his first big break as the lyricist for “West...
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6.0KArtsTheatricum Botanicum’s “Animal Farm” Is a Terrific Show
Informed by his own personal experience in 1937, George Orwell saw, up close, the Communistic, or totalitarian outgrowth, of Socialism’s promise. After...
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5.4KArtsPreview & Review of “Memory 5D+” — An Immersive Chinese Spectacular
Preview In our exponentially growing technological age, it’s easy to produce a stage show that has all the fittings of a modern-day...
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5.6KArts“Uncanny Valley” Asks Important Questions about the Future of A.I.
In this day and age, when live theatre now includes projection screens to go along with ever-expanding casts, a multitude of set...
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5.9KArts“Into the Woods” Looks Into the Soul
The following review is based on the April 9th evening performance when understudy Mary Kate Moore played the role of the Witch in...
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5.4KArtsThe Geffen Playhouse’s “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” is Robustly Captivating
A work of great artistic merit is often measured by its ability to stand the test and rigors of time. What was...