Theatre Review: A White Bread Version of “A Bronx Tale” on Stage at the Pantages Theatre
Is it a book? Is it a film? Is it a play? Is it a musical? Is it “Jersey Boys?” Is it “Guys & Dolls?” Is it “West Side Story?” Well, my friends, if this […]
“Dear Evan Hansen” at Ahmanson Theatre
When the National Touring Company of a play that won six Tony Awards last year goes on the road, one invariably wonders if the Los Angeles production will get the same caliber of performances as […]
Hot Flash: Home Remedies – Do They Work or Hurt?
Ever wonder if those home remedies that your mother or friends have advised you to do really work? Some do, some don’t. I conducted some research via Web MD to find out the truth on […]
Getting Lost in the Translation
“The Untranslatable Secrets of Nikki Corona” misses the mark. Trying to contact the dead isn’t exactly a new concept. For ages, grieving the loss of loved ones has driven people to contact psychics, mediums, and […]
Review: “Tea With The Dames” – A Delightful Documentary on Four Iconic British Actresses
At The Movies With Lady Beverly Cohn Can you imagine joining screen, stage and TV legends Dames Eileen Atkins, Judi Dench, Joan Plowright and Maggie Smith for an intimate tea party? Would you like to hear […]
“Ain’t Too Proud – The Life and Times of The Temptations”
There are opening nights, and then there are Opening Nights! There are musical reviews, and then there are Musical Reviews! There are outstanding talented ensembles, and then there are Outstanding Talented Ensembles! There are enthusiastic […]
“Arrival & Departure” at The Fountain Theatre
With 28 years of producing, directing, and writing under his artistic belt, resulting in over 225 awards for the works presented at the Fountain Theatre, co-founded with Deborah Culver in 1990, it comes […]
Our Very Own Carlin McCullough
Amanda Peet once said, “As an actor, my main focus is finding good writing and attacking a good role,” and her acting credits reflect that philosophy. A familiar face on episodic television programs […]
“The Humans” at The Ahmanson Theatre
When a Tony Award for the best play winner and finalist for a Pulitzer travels out west, one can’t help feeling excited at the prospect of seeing it. I didn’t even mind the one-and- a-half […]
“Long Day’s Journey into Night” at The Wallis
Eugene O’Neill is one of America’s greatest playwrights whose plays were among the first to introduce drama techniques of realism associated with Russian playwright Anton Chekhov. Four of his plays received the Pulitzer Prize for […]