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This is Part One of a six-part series of reminiscences by Neal Weaver.Â
You can read more about this author at the end of the article.
Part One
A private concert by Willie Nelson is one of the highlights of the celebrations planned for the Autry Museum of the American West‘s 30th anniversary this year.Â
This …
The clue is right there in the title"Long Day's Journey Into Night is a serious undertaking (for actors and audience alike) thanks to its lengthy running time of
Now playing at the Pantages in Hollywood until June 17 is The Color Purple – the Tony Award®-winning Broadway revival, directed and staged by John Doyle.Â
The superb …
It’s almost summertime here in Los Angeles, and that means outdoor concerts at the Bowl.
From fully staged Broadway musicals — this year it’s Annie — to movie
Making its world premiere at the 2018 Hollywood Fringe is The Witnessing, an immersive, multi-sensory theatrical experience that explores a shocking paranormal experience.
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Last days to see Gapu Murnuk–an Australian Indigenous Art exhibition being held this month at Animal Logic's headquarters in Venice, Los Angeles.
The rare art
Returning for the 6th summer, Sunday Sessions celebrates Los Angeles' contribution to the American-originated, globally embraced art form of House music. Honoring L.A.'s vibrant music sce…
Co-stars Eric Segal and Daniel Donhue.
Daniel Donohue and Eric Siegel, the stars of last year’s hilarious The New Bad Boys of Magic, are staggering
The writer talks about the ghost shows of yore, their relevance in today’s society and its manifestation at the Fringe.
Making its world premiere at
Now playing at Hollywood's Pantages Theatre is School of Rock: The Musical"a kid-friendly stage adaptation of Richard Linklater's 2003 musical comedy film that starred Jack Black. T…
Making its world premiere at the 2018 Hollywood Fringe Fest is playwright Lucy Gillespie’s comedy Keeping Up With the Prozorovs " a mashup of Chekhov’s
The exciting music of popular video games comes to life at the Soraya tomorrow night. Jack Wall's award-winning music from the blockbuster video games Mass
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Making its world premiere at this year’s SXSW was the feature-length documentary They Live Here, Now, conceived and directed by human rights filmmaker Jason Outenreath. Shot
International sensation, Yuja Wang, returns to Walt Disney Concert Hall, Tuesday, May 8, at 8PM, in a recital program of works by late Romantic-era
Among the more intriguing offerings at this year’s SXSW was the Virtual Cinema space at the JW Marriott. There, attendees had the opportunity to experience
Two bickering brothers plot the perfect murder in this dark crime thriller from Australia.
The new Australian film Brothers’ Nest is a cleverly constructed, bleakly humorous
This year’s epic Yuri’s Night party will celebrate the historic mission that captured the famous Earthrise picture on Christmas Eve 1968. Come join the party on Saturday
The producers of 'Heavy Trip' talk about the making of first Finnish comedy to premiere at SXSW.
Touted as the first Finnish comedy ever to premiere
Acclaimed South African choreographer Dada Masilo and her renowned dance troupe from Johannesburg return to Los Angeles to make their Wallis debut with three performances
The new anthology thriller, Field Guide to Evil, is comprised of eight chilling tales from acclaimed international directors, with each story drawn from their countries
A singing legend comes to the Valley!
Kathleen Battle is an American operatic soprano known for her distinctive vocal range and tone. Tackling lyric soprano
The documentary filmmaker’s first narrative feature is an exciting true crime caper.
Based on an audaciously true story, American Animals is both terrifically entertaining and superbly
Boundaries, the new comedy from writer/director Shana Feste (Country Strong) is a familiar family road trip story buoyed by a terrific cast and lots of offbeat
