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“The Tales of Hoffmann” Teaches a Phenomenal Lesson

The following review is based on the March 30th performance when Christian Van Horn played The Four Villains in place of the indisposed Nicolas...

The Geffen Playhouse’s “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” is Robustly Captivating

A work of great artistic merit is often measured by its ability to stand the test and rigors of time. What was pertinent then...

LA Opera’s “Salome” Spectacularly Underscores the Madness of Desire

In the climactic moments of composer Richard Strauss’ “Salome,” when the title character is desperately holding onto the severed head of a holy man...

“Cuisine & Confessions” Is a Thrilling Feast for the Senses

With the wide spectrum of shows available throughout Southern California and the rest of the country at any given time of year, it’s a...

“946: The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips” Flourishes with Vitality

Nearly 73 years ago, a little-known tragedy about World War II called “Operation Tiger” cost the lives of roughly 946 American servicemen in what...

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Preview: Opening Night at the Bowl Brings Broadway’s Best to Hollywood

The Hollywood Bowl has never needed much persuasion to...

Review: ‘Primary Trust’ at the Mark Taper Forum Is an Unassumingly Gut-Wrenching Triumph

Some plays ask audiences to expectantly lean forward rather...

Preview: LA Opera’s ‘The Magic Flute’ Returns as James Conlon Conducts His Final Production

Certain works transcend opera and become part of the...

‘Brigadoon’ Transformed at Pasadena Playhouse — Donna Vivino Discusses the Bold New Adaptation

Only a select group of musicals carry the enduring...

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