Odyssey Theatre’s “Bad Jews” Is a Firework-Like Display of Acting Prowess
Family dynamics can be exceedingly tough to navigate for just about anyone. For those who are observant or faithful to a creed, the struggle...
“Soft Power” Empowers Its Performers and the Audience
Sometimes works of art that are angling to make a poignantly relevant statement on society either come from a position of misplaced biases, or...
Rockwell’s “Clueless” Is a Ridiculously Funny Homage to the Original
The following review is based on the May 11th performance.
Unlike some tentpole film franchises, there are no depreciating returns with Rockwell Table & Stage's...
LACO’s “Australia à la carte” Gala Brings Two Nations Together
Now in its 50th season, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) has earned a stellar reputation as a community-supported (and supporting) entity that, through...
“Singin’ in the Rain” Is a Charming Spectacle at the Candlelight Pavilion
Since Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, Debbie Reynolds, and Jean Hagen starred in the winsome 1952 film, “Singin’ in the Rain,” the stage production, which...
