Beverly Cohn, Author at SM Mirror

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Theatre Review: “Peter Pan” – Alive & Well and Flying at the Pantages Theatre

July 23, 2024 Beverly Cohn

There is a reason PETER PAN is a theatrical chestnut that has endured over 70 years. It began as a...

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Theatre Review: “Girl From the North Country” Dazzles at the Pantages

May 28, 2024 Beverly Cohn

Sheer perfection is what you get when you combine Conor McPherson’s brilliant script and sharp direction with Bob Dylan’s iconic...

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Theatre Review: Katerina McCrimmon Can Never Rain on Streisand’s Iconic Parade

April 15, 2024 Beverly Cohn

Before I launch into a review of director Michael Mayer’s touring production of Funny Girl, currently on stage at the...

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Favorite Films Screened at the 39th Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF)

April 2, 2024 Beverly Cohn

Capsule Film Reviews While SBIFF ended a few weeks ago, this is the first chance I’ve had to write about...

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Film Review: Amerikatsi

September 26, 2023 Beverly Cohn

FILM REVIEWAmerikatsiUnrated117 MinutesReleased September 8, 2023 A storyline predominantly based on voyeurism is not a new cinematic concept, and here...

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Theatre Review: Arthur Miller’s “A View From the Bridge” Dazzles at Ruskin Group Theatre

August 23, 2023 Beverly Cohn

On Stage With… Lady Beverly Cohn, Editor-at-Large Playwright Arthur Miller is considered to be one of the most prolific and...

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A Riveting Revival of the Pulitzer Prize-Winning “A Soldier’s Play” Now Playing At The Ahmanson Theatre

May 31, 2023 Beverly Cohn

On Stage With… Murder mysteries, whether cinematic or theatrical, are one of the most popular subjects. The list is quite...

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Elizabeth McGovern Lights Up The Stage in “Ava – The Secret Conversations”

April 26, 2023 Beverly Cohn

Play About Legendary Screen Star Runs Until May 14 At The Geffen Playhouse By Beverly Cohn Ava Gardner, born Ava...

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William Inge’s “Picnic” Poorly Staged at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble

April 11, 2023 Beverly Cohn

In the last century, America gave birth to the greatest playwrights of all time. Included in that rarified category are...

Life and Arts, Theatre

Lee Edward Colston II’s “The First Deep Breath” Joins the List of Memorable Family Dramas

February 14, 2023 Beverly Cohn

Plays with a dysfunctional family theme have been part of the theatrical landscape going as far back to the ancient...

Author: Beverly Cohn

Theatre Review: “Peter Pan” – Alive & Well and Flying at the Pantages Theatre

Theatre Review: “Girl From the North Country” Dazzles at the Pantages

Theatre Review: Katerina McCrimmon Can Never Rain on Streisand’s Iconic Parade

Favorite Films Screened at the 39th Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF)

Film Review: Amerikatsi

Theatre Review: Arthur Miller’s “A View From the Bridge” Dazzles at Ruskin Group Theatre

A Riveting Revival of the Pulitzer Prize-Winning “A Soldier’s Play” Now Playing At The Ahmanson Theatre

Elizabeth McGovern Lights Up The Stage in “Ava – The Secret Conversations”

William Inge’s “Picnic” Poorly Staged at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble

Lee Edward Colston II’s “The First Deep Breath” Joins the List of Memorable Family Dramas

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