Review: The Candlelight Pavilion Rejoicefully Returns With ‘Beauty and the Beast’
In a proud partnership with the IPB (Inland Pacific Ballet), the Candlelight Pavilion -- the beloved dinner theater institution run for 37 years by...
Review: ‘Eisenhower’ Is a Thoughtful Triumph of Politics & Philosophy at the Rubicon
It’s a rarity when only one performer, with no safety nets, manages to not only hold the audience’s attention for two hours, but does...
Review: A Noise Within’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ Cuts Deep With Barbarous Passion & Revenge
The highly anticipated production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street by A Noise Within is a marvelous deep dive into a...
Review: Musical Theatre West’s ’42nd Street’ Scintillates With Toe-Tapping Flair
Musical Theatre West’s 42nd Street is a tap-dancing extravaganza, featuring a cast comprised of the most talented hoofers around, and adept behind-the-curtain players, who...
Review: Matthew Bourne’s Uniquely Reimagined ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Is Ravishing
The following review is based on the Wednesday, January 31st opening night performance at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, California. The cast may...
