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Review: Gloria Gifford Conservatory’s ‘The Art of Dining’ Is a Passionate Tribute to Food & People

The following review is based on the Saturday, November 9th performance of “The Art of Dining” at the Gloria Gifford Conservatory. The show features...

Review: Tim Robbins & The Actors’ Gang Perform a Riveting Production of George Orwell’s ‘1984’

The following review is based on the Saturday, November 2nd performance of The Actors’ Gang’s production of George Orwell’s “1984” in which Ethan Corn...

Review: Nick Dear’s ‘Frankenstein’ is Must-See Drama at A Noise Within in Pasadena

Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” might be forever entwined in popular lore, but one will never fully grasp the grisly impact and moral quandaries of the...

Santa Monica Playhouse’s ‘The Marriage Zone’ Is Hypnotizingly Funny & Insightful

The following review is based on the February 24th cast and performance of “The Marriage Zone.” Now playing through June 2nd at the Santa Monica Playhouse,...

Candlelight Pavilion’s ‘Titanic,’ the Musical, Poignantly Recalls an Account of Hope & Loss

For now 34 years running, the Candlelight Pavilion in Claremont, CA, has earned the foremost distinction as a dinner-theater site that consistently rewards its...

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Preview: Corey Mach Is a Reimagined Shakespeare in the Millenial Pop Celebration of ‘& Juliet’

Southern California welcomes & Juliet, a spirited jukebox musical...

Review: ‘Some Like It Hot’ Audaciously Scorches the Pantages Theatre Stage

Get ready for a rollicking good time -- Some...

Review: Wisteria Theater’s ‘Xanadu’ Delivers an Xtraordinary Time

Xanadu, which is skating in North Hollywood through Sunday,...

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