Review: LA Opera’s ‘La Traviata’ Underscores Verdi at His Most Provocative & Profound
The following is a review of the Thursday, April 18th performance of LA Opera’s La Traviata, which was conducted by Louis Lohraseb. The preceding...
Review: Road Theatre’s ‘High Maintenance’ Deftly Uses A.I. to Ask Questions About Humanity
Artificial Intelligence and its ramifications, especially within creative spaces, has never been more topical. As such, the Road Theatre Company’s world premiere of High...
Review: ‘Dinner with Friends’ Awes With Deep Insights at the Zephyr Theatre
Few plays can ingeniously simplify the very complex human sentiments and motivations at stake with respect to our romantic relationships, friendships, and even ourselves....
Review: ‘Funny Girl’ Revival Exceeds Immense Hype at the Ahmanson
The national tour of the highly acclaimed and commercially successful Funny Girl 2022 Broadway revival has intrepidly tap danced into Los Angeles’ Ahmanson Theatre,...
Review: ‘Wild Party’ Is a Lively Romp in Celebration of Jaxx Theatricals’ Re-Opening
Andrew Lippa’s Wild Party is as unrestrainedly fun and freeing as ever inside Jaxx Theatricals’ new space in Hollywood. If you were to ever...
