By Beverly Cohn ‘Some loves don’t die easily – especially the compulsive love of the disfigured Phantom of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Phantom of the Opera.” This iconic musical has earned the distinction of being one […]
By Beverly Cohn What threatened to be a rainy, windy day turned out to be quite the opposite as the god of sunshine beamed his light down on the still damp, but beautiful Santa Monica […]
By Beverly Cohn Kneehigh and Bristol Old Vic have sent a theatrical gift across the pond presenting us with the U.S. premiere of the award-winning “The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk.” The word “brilliant” is often […]
By Marcie Polier Swartz VAGLA Campus, West Los Angeles: On Monday November 27, 2017, UCLA held a reception in the VA’s Rose Garden to celebrate the completion of the Veteran Family Wellness Center and the […]
Henry Morales had one wish. The cancer patient at UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica wanted his six-year-old daughter, London, to experience a white Christmas with him. Too sick to leave the hospital, Morales thought his […]
The Malibu Senior Center is hosting a free lecture, “The Market Beat,” on Friday, December 15 from 11:30AM – 12:30 PM. The lecture, facilitated by Kal Klatte, will offer insights into how economics have affected the stock […]
By Beverly Cohn As you might imagine from the title – “Something Rotten!” – this is a rollicking, no-holds barred, irreverent two-act musical written by the brothers Kirkpatrick, Wayne and Karey, with the book by […]
By Sam Skopp Saturday, Dec 2 was the official opening of Santa Monica College’s (SMC) new Center for Media and Design, a much-anticipated space that houses programs in film, technology, broadcasting and more, located at […]
Hundreds of healthcare workers will vote Thursday, Nov. 30 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at St. John’s Health Center, 2121 Santa Monica Blvd. in Santa Monica, whether to authorize an Unfair Labor Practices strike over the hospital’s […]
By Beverly Cohn I might as well get it said from the top. “Chasing Mem’ries,” written and directed by Josh Ravetch, is an unbearable schmaltzy, overly sentimental, soppy play. Billed as “A Different Kind […]