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Review: DanceBrazil Brings Capoeira Infused Dance Program to The Wallis
By Humberto Capiro on February 8, 2015
The country of Brazil is recognized around the world as one of the powerhouses of music and dance with the most recognizable ones being the...
Review: Alessandra Belloni’s Hypnotic “Tarantata Spider Dance” at REDCAT
By Humberto Capiro on February 5, 2015
As part of my architecture degree from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, I spent a year studying abroad in the Italian city of Florence. Needless...
Fusion of Afro-Brazilian Movement and Contemporary Dance Comes to Beverly Hills
By Sylvia Aparicio on February 4, 2015
Based in New York City, DanceBrazil has captured audiences across the United States for more than 30 years. Starting Feb. 6-7, The Wallis Annenberg Center...
Review: Alberta Ballet Soars in “Fumbling Towards Ecstasy”
By Humberto Capiro on January 26, 2015
I first became aware of The Alberta Ballet (AB) late last year while attending an event honoring Canadian music icon Joni Mitchell that was held...
Mike Epps at Orpheum Theatre Sweepstakes
By Living Out Loud Staff on February 18, 2015
Mike Epps has two shows taking place at Orpheum Theatre in downtown. We are giving away 6 tickets for the Saturday, Feb. 21 show. For...
Review: Hip Hip Hurray! for Pacific Opera Project’s Hipster “La Boheme”
By Humberto Capiro on December 26, 2014
The opera “La Boheme” by Italian composer Giacomo Puccini to a libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Gicosa is one of the most famous and...
Review: “The Snow QUEEN” Is A Must-See
By Anne Artley on December 26, 2014
It takes lots of imagination to create a musical like “The Snow QUEEN.” Not only does it rewrite a fairy tale, but it has also...
Review: A Testosterone Filled Night with BalletBoyz
By Humberto Capiro on November 28, 2014
Walking towards The Ahmanson Theater at The Music Center last night one could notice an unusually larger than normal amount of men of varying ages...
Review: “A or B?” at the Falcon Theatre Lives Up to Expectations
By Anne Artley on October 31, 2014
Many of us have revisited a lost relationship and wondered, ‘if that little thing hadn’t happened, everything would be different.’ The romantic comedy play, ‘A...
Review: “Young Frankenstein” Nails It on Opening Weekend
By Francisco Reyes on October 20, 2014
We’ve all had moments with our grandparents that have been less than comfortable. Whether it’s grandma’s over-the-top honesty or grandpa revealing way too much about...