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Review: For Merce Cunningham's 100th birthday, an exceptional 'Night of 100 Solos' by Mark Swed

Merce Cunningham died 10 years ago at 90. He was easily the greatest choreographer of the second half of the 20th century and a teeny bit into the 21st. He left behind an enormous body of wo…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 4:40pm on April 17, 2019

Adam Driver talks 'Burn This,' uncomfortable theater and why 'self-doubt is where I live' by Stuart Miller

Before Adam Driver opened "Burn This" on Broadway on Tuesday night, he had earned his first Oscar nomination for Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman." He also had devotees from his Emmy-nominated ro…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:10pm on April 17, 2019

Suzan-Lori Parks and Oskar Eustis on the 30-year relationship that led to 'White Noise' by Richard Stayton

"We need someone young to fix this," Oskar Eustis decides. My new, top-of-the-line recording device, purchased for this interview, is not working, and I don't know why. I make a joke about a…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:30am on April 17, 2019

Review: In 'Tiny Beautiful Things' in Pasadena, an advice columnist mines her own mistakes by Charles McNulty

Nia Vardalos reprises her role in Pasadena Playhouse's profoundly moving adaptation of Cheryl Strayed's "Dear Sugar" columns.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on April 16, 2019

Review: In 'Tiny Beautiful Things' in Pasadena, an advice columnist mines her own mistakes by Charles McNulty

Character, the way we conduct ourselves in the world, is in decline in America. Consider the evidence: A president who lies so prolifically that media outlets have assigned teams of reporter…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on April 16, 2019

Pulitzer for music goes to Ellen Reid for her first opera, 'prism' by Deborah Vankin

Ellen Reid, the Los Angeles composer whose debut opera centered on a young woman's agonizing struggle with the psychological effects of sexual assault, has won the Pulitzer Prize for music. …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 7:55pm on April 15, 2019

SoCal dance listings, April 14-21: A salute to Merce Cunningham and more by Matt Cooper

Extra Ancestral A celebration of the African diaspora in L.A. features performers including Viver Brasil Dance Company. Skirball Cultural Center, 2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd., L.A. Sun., 7 p.m. $…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00pm on April 12, 2019

SoCal theater listings, April 14-21: 'Falsettos,' 'The Niceties' and more by Matt Cooper

Capsule reviews are by Charles McNulty (C.M.), Philip Brandes (P.B.), F. Kathleen Foley (F.K.F.), Margaret Gray (M.G.) and Daryl H. Miller (D.H.M.). Openings Tiny Beautiful Things Nia Vardal…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00pm on April 12, 2019

When a trip to Hawaii isn't paradise: Playwrights' Arena's 'Southernmost' by F. Kathleen Foley

The locale of "Southernmost," presented by Playwrights' Arena in Atwater Village, is as compelling as any character in Mary Lyon Kamitaki's entertaining but limited new play. Naalehu on the …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:35pm on April 12, 2019

L.A. theater: 'Everything Is Illuminated,' 'Lost Virginity Tour' and more by F. Kathleen Foley

Journeys into the past is the common theme on the 99-Seat Beat, our weekly look at Southern California's small-theater scene. Reminiscences " comical and poignant " drive "The Lost Virginity…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on April 12, 2019

Review: Renée Taylor serves up the laughs in 'My Life on a Diet' by Gary Goldstein

She may be 86, move more gingerly these days and kvetch about her aches and pains, but make no mistake: Renée Taylor's still got it. Taylor's skills " as an actress, comedian, raconteur and…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:20pm on April 11, 2019

'Tina: The Tina Turner Musical' sets Broadway opening date by Nardine Saad

"Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" is rollin' on to Broadway on Nov. 7, mere weeks before the legendary singer's 80th birthday. The biographical musical devoted to the rock 'n' roll icon's care…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:15pm on April 11, 2019

LACMA's $650 million new building wins approval from county supervisors by Deborah Vankin

With Brad Pitt and Diane Keaton as its cheering section, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art won unanimous approval Tuesday from the county Board of Supervisors for a $650-million new home …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 3:15pm on April 9, 2019

Review: In 'Poor Yella Rednecks,' humor and pathos in the struggles of Vietnamese immigrants by Charles McNulty

After exploring how his Vietnamese parents met in a refugee camp in America in his breathtakingly original comedy "Vietgone," playwright Qui Nguyen picks up the story of their lives in the u…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on April 9, 2019

Review: In 'Poor Yella Rednecks,' humor and pathos in the struggles of Vietnamese immigrants by Charles McNulty

In "Vietgone," playwright Qui Nguyen tells the story of how his parents met after escaping the Vietnam War and landing in the same resettlement camp in Arkansas. It's a tale of traumatic dis…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on April 9, 2019

Center Theatre Group names its first female managing director by Jessica Gelt

Center Theatre Group announced Monday that Meghan Pressman will be its next managing director and CEO, making her the first female managing director in the nonprofit company's 52-year histor…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 3:00pm on April 8, 2019

Review: 'The White Album,' Joan Didion and the seismic shifts of California in the '60s by Charles McNulty

Director and artist Lars Jan turns a classic Joan Didion essay, "The White Album," into a multimedia performance work featuring Obie-winning actress Mia Barron.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 3:45pm on April 7, 2019

Review: 'The White Album,' Joan Didion and the seismic shifts of California in the '60s by Charles McNulty

Joan Didion's 1979 essay "The White Album" is both a classic of new journalism and an artifact of the tumultuous period it chronicles. Composed as a series of high-resolution prose snapshots…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 3:40pm on April 7, 2019

Essential Arts: L.A.'s Gay Men's Chorus, once a safe space, now 'in a world of hurt' by Carolina A. Miranda

The dramas of King Lear, the Gay Men's Chorus and LACMA. I'm Carolina A. Miranda, staff writer at the Los Angeles Times, with the week's essential art news: A brazenly busy 'Lear' Theater cr…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 11:05am on April 6, 2019

SoCal theater listings, April 7-14: Manual Cinema's 'Mementos Mori' and more by Matt Cooper

Capsule reviews are by Charles McNulty (C.M.), Philip Brandes (P.B.), F. Kathleen Foley (F.K.F.), Margaret Gray (M.G.) and Daryl H. Miller (D.H.M.). Openings 15th Annual New Play Reading Fes…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:00pm on April 5, 2019

Family-friend theater: 'Edward Tulane,' 'Root Beer Bandits' and a Los Lobos soundtrack by Margaret Gray

If you can't get out to see Southern California's super bloom before tourists trample it flat, don't despair: L.A. theater has its own spring fever, with productions celebrating love, youth,…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:30am on April 5, 2019

Review: Glenda Jackson battles through a brazenly busy 'King Lear' on Broadway by Charles McNulty

Glenda Jackson stars in "King Lear" on Broadway with a cast of powerhouse actresses, including Jayne Houdyshell, Ruth Wilson and Elizabeth Marvel. But the modern, manic production, directed …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:00pm on April 4, 2019

Review: Glenda Jackson battles through a brazenly busy 'King Lear' on Broadway by Charles McNulty

For his Broadway production of "King Lear," built around the one and only Glenda Jackson, director Sam Gold has decided to make use of every luxurious resource at his disposal " sometimes si…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:00pm on April 4, 2019

Why the Gay Men's Chorus of L.A. is singing for survival by Jessica Gelt

Gary Hayashi thought that if he could just get close enough to God, he would be cured. Hayashi was not like other men he knew at church, and he certainly wasn't like his older brother, whom …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on April 4, 2019

Review: It's all Stravinsky all the time, but let's not forget Schoenberg by Mark Swed

It's going to be a Stravinsky spring, right? The Los Angeles Philharmonic is about to kick off a two-week Stravinsky festival, Esa-Pekka Salonen celebrating Stravinsky's association with the…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:15pm on April 3, 2019
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