“West Side Story” is one of those rare occurrences when the work transcends the genre it’s in. Arthur Laurents’ exhilarating book, Leonard...
The following review of “Into the Woods” at the Hollywood Bowl is based on the July 26th performance of the musical. Since...
There are very few things that come close to symbolizing the purest essence of Americana than Jim Henson’s Muppets. From their origin...
Nobody would have guessed that a 27-year-old Stephen Sondheim in 1957, who got his first big break as the lyricist for “West...
Within the expansive realm of art, very few things ever reach the pantheon of timelessness. But when a specific work of art...
The following review is based on the April 9th evening performance when understudy Mary Kate Moore played the role of the Witch in...
While most of us are driven by success in one form or another, the trappings and temptations that accompany it can and...
This past Friday, on October 14th, at the Valley Performing Arts Center in Northridge, CA, Tony Award-winner Kelli O’Hara did something extraordinary....
Few musicals, let alone any medium of expression, are as transcendent as “West Side Story.” From the moment it made its debut...