Review: Pasadena Playhouse’s ‘One of the Good Ones’ Is a Culturally Relevant Comedy
The heralded Pasadena Playhouse has commissioned a refreshingly contemporaneous play, which made its world premiere on March 17th. For ninety minutes, a vibrantly receptive...
Review: ‘Superman’ in Concert Evokes Potent Feelings at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
On Friday, March 15th, LA Philharmonic’s presentation of Superman in Concert at the Walt Disney Concert Hall was as exultant as expected. Over the...
Review: Pacific Resident Theatre’s ‘The Bespoke Overcoat’ Offers a Poignant Glance at Human Needs
In the modern era, with its push-of-a-button conveniences, it’s easy to overlook the accessibility of bare necessities -- from food, to shelter, and warm...
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...
