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Review: ‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Divorce’ Is Witty & Meaningful

The following review is based on the Sunday, September 4th performance, which featured Laura Walker as Carol, Ian Nemser as Brian, Bri Ana Wagner...

LA Opera’s ‘Cinderella’ Artfully Captures Themes About Fortitude & Forgiveness

On select dates through December 12th at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, families can experience a holiday-friendly opera that not only appeals to all ages,...

Candlelight Pavilion’s ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ Satiates with Generous Helpings of Pure Entertainment

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: All future performances of “Little Shop of Horrors” at the Candlelight Pavilion have been canceled. Once again demonstrating its dedication to regional-theater...

LA Opera Review: ‘Roberto Devereux’ Overcomes All Odds & Engrossingly Examines the Love That Eluded Queen Elizabeth I

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: The last performance of LA Opera’s “Roberto Devereux” on March 14th has been canceled. Most thrilling operas have, by their very nature,...

Review: A Noise Within’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’ Spectacularly Spotlights Shakespeare’s Gem on Redemption

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: All performances of “The Winter’s Tale” at A Noise Within have been canceled. Published in 1623 by arguably the greatest literary giant...

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Preview: ‘Carved’ Returns to Descanso Gardens With a Mile of Pumpkin Panache

The beloved family-friendly Halloween spectacle lights up La Cañada...

Preview: ‘Haunted Soiree: Vampire’ Is a Stylish Halloween Haunt at the Nocturne Theatre

A slightly revamped Halloween soiree weaves theatre, music, and...

Aly & AJ’s Ford Homecoming: Sisters Bring ‘Silver Deliverer’ Magic to LA

On September 19th and 20th, the enchanting Ford in...

Preview: ‘Eureka Day’ Brings Its Highly Infectious Humor to the Pasadena Playhouse

Prepare for a riotous clash of ideals and egos...

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