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Hello dear readers! This week’s theater review for the LA Weekly is of an evening of Neil LaBute’s short plays, entitled Short Ends, currently playing at Open Fist Theatre …
It's difficult to comprehend why the Geffen Playhouse have commissioned John Pielmeier to adapt author William Peter Blatty's legendary horror story to the stage for a world-premiere …
Theresa Rebeck's latest play, currently making its West Coast premiere at the Lounge Theatre, is an odd one. Striving to combine scathing satire with black comedy, the production's un…
A performance-inspired family art workshop and 6-day Kids Art Camp is happening in July. 
Made In L.A. continues at the Gallery with a free performance by Simone Forti. FAMILY ART WORK…
War Horse, the spectacular stage show that captivated Steven Spielberg, is now playing at the Ahmanson Theater in Downtown LA until July 29, 2012. Â A unique theatrical experience that com…
The second annual Beat the Drum Festival is happening Sunday, July 15, 2012 at the Ford Amphitheatre. Presented by ARTScorpsLA/ACLA Emerging Producers, Beat the Drum: East Los Meets W…
Body Weather Laboratory presents Flower of the Season 2012: Ecdysis, a solo dance series happening later this month at the Electric Lodge in Venice, CA. Now in its seventh year, Flower of th…
Walking out of the Pasadena Playhouse following the conclusion of August Wilson's fine drama Jitney, and I couldn't help marveling; how could Wilson have written such an accomplished …
Dear readers! My theater review this week for the LA Weekly is of Shakespeare’s classic comedy 12th Night. Click here to go to the LA Weekly's theater page with my…
Sisters Breda (Lisa Pelikan), Clara (Casey Kramer) and Ada (Betsy Zajko) are stuck living in an isolated fishing village on the west coast in Ireland with no escape. The trio is haunted by t…
LAST DAYS to see Where the Great Ones Run, Mark Roberts' character piece set in a crusty old truck stop diner in rural Indiana. In the corner sits a regular patron, an old man (Tucker Smallw…
Gentle readers! My theater review this week for the LA Weekly is of Glaswegian playwright D. C. Jackson's uproarious and award-winning comedy My Romantic History. Click here to go to the…
Award-winning painter, writer and professor at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, Pam Douglas, launches the second in a trilogy of art shows inspired by earth's primal energies"Water, F…
As always, this year's Los Angeles Zoo's annual 'Sunset Safari' " a special interactive event " was a tremendously fun experience for Safari Club members (those who make donations of $1,500 …
The Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles (DFFLA), a nonprofit organization, has announced its line-up of feature films to be presented during the 8-day event, July 6"13, 2012in venues t…
Currently on display at the Japan American Cultural and Community Center (JACCC) in Downtown LA is a traveling photographic exhibition presented by the Japan Foundation. PART I : Satu…
Artist Michael Heizer's monumental sculpture Levitated Mass has opened at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). Unfortunately, the giant concrete trough built to afford an all access…
TOMORROW NIGHT! DK Dance Factory is launching summer with a Brazilian Carnival style. Experience the sounds and culture of Rio de Janeiro and Bahia to North Hollywood at Skinny's Lounge on F…
Hello dear readers, Below is a link to my in-depth article for LA Stage Times where I chatted with the three stars of the Broadway musical, War Horse. Andrew Veenstra plays Albert Narracott,…
The War Horse star (spoiler alert -- he's actually a puppet) isn't doing interviews, but we talk to Andrew Veenstra as the award-winning play opens at the Ahmanson. He plays the boy whose be…
This year's 3rd Annual Hollywood Fringe Festival concluded last Sunday night with the Fringe Closing Awards Ceremony, an awards presentation at Fringe Central Station. Known as 'The Freaks,'…
Shaky home movie footage of a small town, as viewed from the passenger seat of a car, is projected before our narrator walks up to a music stand with his notes. Ominously hanging upst…
The Martin Dancers, a culturally diverse, non-profit company, will perform the company's repertoire on select Sundays, June through September 30, 2012. In a series of summer concerts staged …
The Getty's Garden Concerts for Kids series returns this August with a line-up of some of the nation's most popular children's musical artists. Families can delight in the imaginative and wh…
Kite-Making with Basir Beria Saturday, June 30, 2012 1"4 pm Fowler Museum UCLA Campus. International kite master Basir Beria, a specialist in Afghan fighter kites, was the kite master…
