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“If All the Sky Were Paper” Hits Home With Vivid Emotions

Based on Andrew Carroll’s New York Times bestsellers, “War Letters” and “Behind the Lines,” the play, “If All the Sky Were Paper,” has been...

“The Last Breakfast Club” Gives Classic Film Lots of New Shine

Co-owned by Chef Wayne Elias and Chris Diamond, Rockwell Table & Stage in Los Angeles has increasingly come up the ranks as a sought...

“Five Guys Named Moe” Is the Most Enjoyable Show of the Year

The best musicals not only highlight compelling material and music, but commemorate a historically significant past. Often times, much of history’s figures are underrated,...

“Jersey Boys” Shows Us a Fun & Exhilarating Time

Note: the following review is based on the May 21st evening performance when Aaron De Jesus and Austin Owen played the roles of Frankie Valli...

Review: ‘Man of La Mancha’ Wins Us Over with Heart and Humor

In a world where so many are stuck with the drudgery of routine, barricaded by their cubicle walls, confined to a small space where...

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Review: Rubicon Theatre Company’s ‘Somebody to Love’ Has Promise

The Rubicon Theatre Company, long one of Ventura County's...

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

Not every beloved car inspires its own subculture, but...

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’...

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