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Review: “Choir Boy” Conveys Powerful Story
By Anne Artley on October 1, 2014
An unlikely musical, “Choir Boy” blends drama and gospel music to pack a powerful story at the Geffen Playhouse. The conflict is present from the...
Review: Pacific Opera Project’s “Tosca”
By Humberto Capiro on September 22, 2014
The term “site specific theater” or “environmental theater” refers to a theatrical production that is produced in a unique adapted location other than the standard...
Review: “Cock” at the Rogue Machine Theatre
By Dillon Cooper on September 15, 2014
The age-old question, are you born gay or is it a decision? That was the struggle John [Patrick Stafford[, the man in the middle of...
Review: Tony-Nominated “Reasons to Be Pretty” at Geffen Playhouse
By Francisco Reyes on August 10, 2014
With the exception of any situation where death is imminent, there isn’t a more precarious predicament a man could find himself in than when he...
“Hair” at the Hollywood Bowl, A Star-Studded Rock Revival
By Paul Zahn on August 3, 2014
The Hollywood Bowl has hosted some remarkable Broadway musicals over the past few years. Last season, attendees caught Ashlee Simpson and Drew Carey star in...
Review: The Life of Artist J.B. Murray Chronicled in New Musical, “Visionary Man”
By Francisco Reyes on August 11, 2014
Life in 1980s rural Georgia came with little to no advantages for J.B. Murray. Living in a small shack with no running water or electricity...
Review: Laugh at Love’s Complications in “The Way You Look Tonight”
By Francisco Reyes on July 30, 2014
When a pair of ex-spouses meet each other’s lovers for the first time in four years, the first thing that comes to mind is a...
Review: The “Romeo and Juliet” Love Story Re-Imagined and Retold with a 1920’s Twist
By Daizy Neri on July 27, 2014
The beloved and well-known story of “Romeo and Juliet” is retold and performed by the Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles. Returning to the Japanese Garden...
Review: “Much Ado About Nothing” Delights at Theatricum Botanicum
By Dillon Cooper on July 13, 2014
William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing,” which was written in the late 1500s, brings forth a tale of love, wit and betrayal. Directors Ellen Geer...
Three Reasons to See the National Ballet of Canada’s “Romeo and Juliet” at the Music Center
By Marvin Vasquez on July 11, 2014
The fact that the National Ballet of Canada showcases four different Juliets and three Romeos in the production over the course of this weekend means...