Review: Pasadena Playhouse’s ‘Jelly’s Last Jam’ Has Tap, Tragedy, and Triumph
It took only thirty-three years for Jelly’s Last Jam to return to Southern California after world-premiering at the Mark Taper Forum, but it’s finally...
Review: LA Opera’s ‘Turandot’ Is a Romance of Epic Consequence
Every composer has their oeuvre, but among the masterpieces is always a titan or two that stands head and shoulders above the rest, thriving...
Preview: John-Andrew Morrison Speaks on ‘A Strange Loop’ Circling the Ahmanson
Since A Strange Loop won over audiences in New York, it was only a matter of time the Pulitzer-Prize and Tony Award-winning musical --...
Tim Robbins Talks ‘Topsy Turvy,’ an Actors’ Gang Vaudeville Original
The Actors' Gang, founded in 1981 by outside-the-box performers with a predilection for telling stories unlike any other troupe, is back with the splendidly...
Review: ‘Girl from the North Country’ Is a Downhome Drama Uplifted by Bob Dylan’s Music
The first North American tour of Girl from the North Country has made its way to Southern California at the Pantages Theatre, and it...
