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Life and Arts, Opinion

Center Stage: Pantages Theatre’s “Love Never Dies”

April 17, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn ‘Some loves don’t die easily – especially the compulsive love of the disfigured Phantom of Andrew Lloyd...

Life and Arts

At the Movies: Scott Speer on Directing “Midnight Sun”

April 3, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn Scott Speer is a quadruple threat with a vast number of credits spanning music videos, television, film,...

Life and Arts, Opinion

Center Stage: On The Beach With Film’s Independent Spirit Awards

March 12, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn What threatened to be a rainy, windy day turned out to be quite the opposite as the...

Life and Arts, Opinion

Center Stage: “The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk”

March 6, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn Kneehigh and Bristol Old Vic have sent a theatrical gift across the pond presenting us with the...

Life and Arts, Opinion

“Water by the Spoonful” – A Disappointment at Mark Taper

February 19, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn A funny thing happened on the way to the Mark Taper Forum to “Water by the Spoonful,”...

Life and Arts, Opinion

Quiara Alegría Hudes’ “Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue” at the Kirk Douglas Theatre

February 13, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn Quiara Alegría Hudes’ brilliantly written “Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue,” springs from her two worlds – that of...

Life and Arts, Opinion

“Freud’s Last Session” An Intellectual Debate – Does God Exist?

February 2, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn Most of us have been well indoctrinated that in the interest of harmonious social interaction, that it’s...

Life and Arts, Opinion

“Aladdin” – Sublime Theatrical Magic at the Pantages Theatre

January 23, 2018 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn It is not a traditional way to begin a review, but adjectives to describe opening night of...

Life and Arts, Opinion

“Something Rotten!” A Musical Comedy Ripe With Laughter at the Ahmanson

December 11, 2017 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn As you might imagine from the title – “Something Rotten!” – this is a rollicking, no-holds barred,...

Life and Arts, Opinion

“The Divine Order” – Switzerland’s Entry for Best Foreign Language Oscar

December 4, 2017 Staff Writer

By Beverly Cohn It may come as quite a surprise to you to learn that the women of Switzerland fought...

News

Edify TV: Historic Venice Church Damaged in Fire

by Juliet Lemar

October 26, 2020

A 100 year old church in Venice recently caught fire and some think arson was responsible. Learn more in this...

Independent Review Coming for Santa Monica Police’s Handling of Civic Unrest

City expanding COVID-19 compliance efforts with the addition of “Health Ambassadors” By Sam Catanzaro The City of Santa Monica says...

LA County Says Younger Adults and Teenagers Are Driving COVID-19 Cases

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Tag: Cohn

Center Stage: Pantages Theatre’s “Love Never Dies”

At the Movies: Scott Speer on Directing “Midnight Sun”

Center Stage: On The Beach With Film’s Independent Spirit Awards

Center Stage: “The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk”

“Water by the Spoonful” – A Disappointment at Mark Taper

Quiara Alegría Hudes’ “Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue” at the Kirk Douglas Theatre

“Freud’s Last Session” An Intellectual Debate – Does God Exist?

“Aladdin” – Sublime Theatrical Magic at the Pantages Theatre

“Something Rotten!” A Musical Comedy Ripe With Laughter at the Ahmanson

“The Divine Order” – Switzerland’s Entry for Best Foreign Language Oscar

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