“Daddy Long Legs” Reminds that Love is Act of Agency, Not Charity
Nowadays, it’s rare that we come across a story that captures the poignancy of romance as it blooms over time, as it coalesces patiently...
Cinespia Does Valentine’s Day Just Right with “Roman Holiday”
While New York has its own Broadway district boasting Tony Award-winning live theatre, Los Angeles’ Broadway is reminiscent of the Golden Age of Hollywood,...
Rockwell’s “Jurassic Park” Parody Earns Dino-Sized Laughs
The following review is based on the February 9th performance.
Now in its 25th anniversary since being released in cinemas in 1993, the Steven Spielberg-directed...
Candlelight Pavilion’s “Ragtime” is Topically and Emotionally Resonant
For the last 33 years, the respected Bollinger family has owned and operated the Candlelight Pavilion in Claremont, CA, which offers not only exceedingly...
“The Pirates of Penzance” is Cheeringly Reimagined at the Pasadena Playhouse
When librettist W.S. Gilbert and composer Arthur Sullivan teamed up to create “The Pirates of Penzance,” which debuted in New York City on New...
