2,000 stories by "Pauline Adamek"
The NoHo Taco Cook-off Competition is happening at the Sears store, in North Hollywood, on Saturday, September 24th. Join in for this lively family event, featuring 20 local contestants comp…
The nominees for the 2011 LA STAGE Alliance Ovation Awards were announced last night at the Falcon Theatre in Burbank. The nominations were revealed by 2010 Ovation Award winners Brendan Hun…
This month L.A. Theatre Works moves to its new venue at the James Bridges Theater on the campus of UCLA. They're opening their 2011-12 season with Henrik Ibsen's classic play A Doll House* (…
The announcement of the 2011 LA Stage Alliance Ovation Award nominees has been set for Monday, September 19th at 7:00 pm. The event will be hosted by the Falcon Theatre, which is …
Embrace the mystery of Downtown LA. When a prominent real estate developer ends up dead, a cache of stories is discovered immersed deep in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. From the mouths,…
Subliminal Projects is proud to present its opening fall show 3 Kings, opening this weekend with a reception for the artists on Saturday, September 17, from 8"11pm. In classic NYC Sub…
This week I have a second review for the LA Weekly, the bittersweet life story of the famous Hollywood duo, Laurel and Hardy, now playing at the Falcon Theatre. Happy reading! photo b…
My first review this week for the LA Weekly is of David J’s spooky musical play about the gruesome Black Dahlia murder, The Chanteuse and the Devil’s Muse, now playing at Bootleg…
The Fowler Museum at UCLAÂ presents Transcultural Pilgrim: Three Decades of Work by José Bedia, an exhibition that brings together 28 large-scale figurative paintings and drawings and a n…
A day to celebrate baking, creativity and everything pie. LACMA is this year's host for the 3rd Annual KCRW Good Food Pie Contest, where everyone from home-cooks to professionals will be jud…
Here’s a new interview with the young playwright, Shane Sakhrani, and the director, Shaheen Vaaz, of a new comedy – A Woman of No Importance opening this week at the David Henry …
East West Players ventures into contemporary Bombay with Shane Sakhrani's A Widow of No Importance. The title takes off from Oscar Wilde's A Woman of No Importance -- a signal that it's a co…
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) offers music lovers an opportunity to enjoy five intimate, elegant and entertaining LACO Ã la Carte fundraising events pairing delectable internationa…
Freshly released into the ether (interwebs) is my latest feature article for LA Stage Times, an interview with artist David J about his new musical play, The Chanteuse and the Devil’s …
David J's refashions his Black Dahlia song cycle into a new multi-disciplinary musical play The Chanteuse and the Devil's Muse that presents a chilling theory regarding the identity of the f…
An eclectic and influential exhibition of the work of more than forty prominent Hispanic artists, ¡Adelante! Mexican American Artists: 1960s and Beyond opens this weekend at the Museum at…
Apart from an obviously fake juke box, designer Gary Guidinger's complicated set replicates a divey bar with astounding authenticity, from the beat-up dartboard, sticky-looking floor and sha…
This Friday, September 9th, there will be an opening reception at the Santa Monica Museum of Art (SMMoA) at Bergamot Station of a vast exhibition entitled Beatrice Wood: Career Woman"Drawing…
THE COMPANY is staging Glad Day, artist Jay Stuckey's first solo show at their gallery, on exhibit from September 3 through October 1, 2011. A selection of large-scale paintings w…
This is the last weekend to catch Rogue Machine’s emotionally hard-hitting and topical play, Small Engine Repair. John Pollono’s smash hit play has been extended multiple times, …
Roll up! Roll up! The Mental Head Circus is in town, performing one Sunday per month at King King in Hollywood, as the nightclub's monthly resident show. Upcoming show dates for the remainde…
This week’s theatre review for LA Weekly is the brilliant play by Marie Jones, Stones in His Pockets. Now playing at the Zephyr Theatre in West Hollywood. Click here and …
Dreamy, contemplative photographic images of our planet's firmament are currently on display at The J. Paul Getty Museum; In Focus: The Sky, a thematically-installed exhibition of per…
*** Written and performed by Shelley Bennett, Condemned is a one-woman show playing for one night only! Standup comic and actress Shelley Bennett takes us on a bizarrely funny journey from S…
Check it out — here is this week’s review for the LA Weekly, of Rick Foster’s rather reverent play about the luminous star of stage and screen, Vivien Leigh: Vivien.…
