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Downtown's 'Pope of Broadway' mural featuring actor Anthony Quinn fully restored by original artist by Hailey Branson-potts

For muralist Eloy Torrez, it was the face that really got to him. His beloved downtown Los Angeles mural, the "Pope of Broadway," featuring actor Anthony Quinn, had been chipping and fading …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:40pm on January 24, 2017

A gamble pays off: Long Beach Opera transports 1692 'Fairy Queen' to modern-day Vegas by Mark Swed

It was nasty in Long Beach on Sunday. Record rainfall turned parts of the 710 into an underwater expedition for many on their way to that afternoon's Long Beach Opera season-opening performa…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:10pm on January 23, 2017

Essential Arts & Culture: NEA threats, the Lucas museum vision, minimalist music and the return of Zubin Mehta by Carolina A. Miranda

Oh, the brave new world that has such people in it! The big day, Donald Trump's inauguration, has come and gone. We're looking at a variety of stories that are related and not " from t…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on January 21, 2017

For a new Hollywood theater company, the Holocaust drama 'Bent' proves overly ambitious by Philip Brandes

With ominous stories of right-wing extremism in parts of the world, there's a solid case to be made for a revival of the Holocaust drama "Bent" so soon after the high-profile Mark Taper Foru…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 3:40pm on January 20, 2017

In 'Adler & Gibb,' the business of art - painted with familiar brushstrokes by Charles McNulty

Last week an artistic leader greeted an opening-night audience with a spiel about why supporting theater is more important now than ever. She was referring to the new political reality, and …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:00pm on January 19, 2017

L.A. theater openings, Jan. 22-29: 'Moby Dick' and more by Matt Cooper

This week: A lively adaptation of "Moby Dick" sails into South Coast Rep. Plus, a new drama about the inner workings of the brain, and the conclusion of Arlene Hutton's "Nibroc Tril…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:00pm on January 19, 2017

For 'A Thousand Splendid Suns,' a well-timed journey from the page to the stage by Erika Milvy

In a much retweeted curtain-call speech from the Broadway stage in November, "Hamilton" actor Brandon Dixon conveyed to then-Vice President-elect Mike Pence that theater can be a dramatic re…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on January 19, 2017

Alan Cumming explains why he loves singing sappy songs, from Sondheim to Miley Cyrus by Barbara Isenberg

Few actors have so eclectic a resumé as Alan Cumming. Perhaps best known as political operative Eli Gold on CBS' "The Good Wife," the 51-year-old actor won a Tony Award for his portrayal…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:00am on January 19, 2017

Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling's dancing in 'La La Land': beautiful magic or overrated misstep? by Laura Bleiberg

The leading man in Damien Chazelle's acclaimed movie "La La Land" is a Serious Musician, churning out pop music covers at Hollywood parties to pay the rent. The leading lady endures humiliat…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on January 17, 2017

The love of her life, and the lies that came with him: Singing '13 Things About Ed Carpolotti' by Charles McNulty

Penny Fuller plays a well-coiffed widow in "13 Things About Ed Carpolotti," a charming cabaret-scale one-act musical in which her character finds out that the husband she's mourning had been…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 4:50pm on January 13, 2017

A race-themed work not performed in L.A. for 67 years is back for a Black Lives Matter era by Catherine Womack

When Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson's hit 1949 Broadway production of "Lost in the Stars" went on a nationwide tour, black audience members in many Southern cities were required to watch th…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:00am on January 12, 2017

English-Spanish 'Aladdin' opens a whole new world for the dual-language family musical by Jessica Gelt

Aladdin speaks only English. Princess Jasmine speaks only Spanish. The divide is the work of the evil Jafar, though the antagonist accidentally enables Rajah the tiger and Abu the monkey …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:00am on January 12, 2017

'Moonlight' screens to live music, packed crowd at downtown L.A.'s Million Dollar Theatre by Tim Greiving

The crowd swelled inside the ornate Million Dollar Theatre in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday night for a screening of "Moonlight" with live musical accompaniment, fresh off the film's Go…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:25pm on January 11, 2017

L.A. theater openings, Jan. 15-22: 'God Bliss (In the Name of Semelah)' at REDCAT and more by Matt Cooper

This week: Indonesian shadow theater at REDCAT, five short plays by Samuel Beckett at the Odyssey, and Segerstrom's Off-Center Festival continues. Chapatti Two animal lovers in Dublin con…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:25pm on January 10, 2017

The one-man musical 'The Lion' leaps to the L.A. stage with songs of regret and hope by Margaret Gray

I spent much of "The Lion," singer-songwriter Benjamin Scheuer's one-man musical at the Geffen Playhouse, inwardly commiserating with my twentysomething self. She hung out in so many coffee …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00pm on January 9, 2017

Essential Arts & Culture: Getting minimal at MOCA, John Berger's passing, adapting August Wilson by Carolina A. Miranda

Happy New Year, Los Angelistas! I'm Carolina A. Miranda, staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, with reports on everything from composer Terry Riley at MOCA to the drama of George Lucas'…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:35pm on January 6, 2017

George Takei's Broadway musical 'Allegiance' breaks a theater-screening record by Deborah Vankin

If you missed George Takei's Broadway musical, "Allegiance" " or the subsequent one-night-only screening of the live production in movie theaters nationwide " then fear not.   It's com…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:50pm on January 6, 2017

Bramwell Tovey and Ray Chen deliver fun and fire for fans at Disney Hall by Richard S. Ginell

Walt Disney Concert Hall looked almost full Thursday night, suggesting that some of Bramwell Tovey's loyal Hollywood Bowl following may have followed him to downtown L.A. for his gig ther…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 3:15pm on January 6, 2017

Meet your Aaron Burr, sir: Casting announced for national tour of 'Hamilton' by Jessica Gelt

The national tour of Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical "Hamilton" revealed its cast Thursday: Two-time Tony Award nominee Joshua Henry will play Aaron Burr, Michael Luwoye will be Alexande…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:30pm on January 5, 2017

L.A. theater openings, Jan. 8-15: 'The Last Vig' and more by Matt Cooper

This week: A new mob comedy, a drama about cultural appropriation, and a salute to a female silent-era filmmaker. End Up Here Composer-lyricist Christopher Reiner ("Urban Death") presents an…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:00pm on January 5, 2017

Life after 'Glee': Matthew Morrison on his dream role and his national concert tour by Christopher Smith

A pained frown raced along Matthew Morrison's brow. This wasn't the terrorized expression of horror we recall from the hit TV show "Glee" when his Mr. Schuester was under attack by his arche…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on January 4, 2017

Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher and the sad footnote to their shared Broadway debut by Craig Nakano

The 1973 revival of the musical comedy "Irene" barely registers as a blip in the history of Broadway theater, but the death Wednesday of star Debbie Reynolds means the production does gainÂ…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:00am on December 29, 2016

Carrie Fisher's 'Wishful Drinking,' created at the Geffen, was a feat of 'incredible strength' by Christie D'zurilla

Years before "Wishful Drinking" debuted on HBO, Carrie Fisher first  breathed life into her revealing, riotous one-woman show in an office at the Geffen Playhouse in Westwood.  Rand…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 7:00pm on December 27, 2016

The arts buzzword of 2016: 'immersive' by Deborah Vankin

If there was an arts buzzword for 2016, it was "immersive." The word landed in our email boxes with invites to immersive theater events. It topped press releases announcing immersiv…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on December 22, 2016

'Soldier of Orange': It's the 'Hamilton' of the Netherlands, and it's immersive theater to an extreme by Liesl Bradner

In a converted hanger at the former Valkenburg Naval Air Base in Katwijk, about 40 minutes southwest of Amsterdam, 1,100 theatergoers sit on a circular platform about 100 feet in diameter. A…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:00am on December 22, 2016
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