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L.A. Philharmonic Honors Leonard Bernstein’s “On the Waterfront” Score

“On the Waterfront” (1954) is one of the most illustrious and rousing depictions of humanity ever put to film, poetically illustrating the eventual triumph...

Halloween Chills with Echoes of History at Disney Concert Hall

Before the release of The Jazz Singer in October 1927, marking the advent of “talking pictures” that have thus become the norm, sound was...

“Scorsese” Musical Celebrates Legendary Director with Stellar Performances

Needless to say, it would be difficult to argue against the assertion that Martin Scorsese is the best film director of the last 50...

“A View from the Bridge” Rivets the Senses

Arthur Miller’s “A View from the Bridge” continues to stir audiences 60 years after it was written – this time as a continuation of...

“Recorded in Hollywood” is the Best Show of the Summer

Sometimes the grind of history can forget to give credit to the individuals who deserve it most. John Dolphin, who was integral to the...

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Donut Media’s ‘Miata Mania’ Rolls into the Petersen for a Gathering of Enthusiasts

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Preview: Dance Prodigies of DIAVOLO Bring ‘ESCAPE’ Into Close Quarters in L.A.

DIAVOLO returns to its Los Angeles Arts District studio...

Review: Chaos Hysterically Reigns Supreme in 5-Star Theatricals’ ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’

Neverending fiascos become an art form in 5-Star Theatricals’...

Preview: Actor Ryan Jinn Talks ‘Kim’s Convenience’ Setting Up Shop at the Ahmanson

Long before it became a beloved TV series in...

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