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Traditional Indian Dance Comes to CSUN
By Dougal Brownlie on May 4, 2014
Two dance theater works explore the sacred and the secular in contemporary India. Unspoken Conversations welcomes the Los Angeles community and others interested to listen,...
Review: “In the Heights” Musical Finds a Home
By Daizy Neri on May 6, 2014
The Ramon C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts in downtown Los Angeles made its debut presentation of “In the Heights,” a musical with...
Review: The Naughty but Nice Opera “La Calisto” at The Highland Park Ebell Club
By Humberto Capiro on May 3, 2014
The baroque music style (1580-1750) started in Florence, Italy with a group of humanists, musicians, poets and intellectuals under the patronage of Count Giovanni de’...
Review: The Curious “Case” of Mikhail Baryshnikov at The Broad Stage
By Humberto Capiro on April 26, 2014
Iconic ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov and I go way back to the 1970’s! Well, kind of. During the golden age of American Ballet Theater (ABT)...
Review: “A Coffin in Egypt” is a Tour de Force for Mezzo-Soprano Frederica von Stade
By Humberto Capiro on April 25, 2014
At first reading, the title of the chamber opera “A Coffin in Egypt” might bring visions of the opera “Aida” by Giuseppe Verdi to an...
Some Things in Life Are Free, Like HD Opera Screenings at USC
By Humberto Capiro on April 23, 2014
The Metropolitan Opera (MET) was founded in 1880 and its first production was “Faust” by Charles Goudnod starring the Swedish soprano Christina Nilsson for the...
Review: Bill Maher’s Nokia Theatre Show Conveys He Wants to Understand Conservatives
By Ariel Kashanchi on April 21, 2014
This past Friday night, the Nokia Theater was filled to the brim with a more intelligent audience than the usual congregation, fans of the eternally...
Review: L.A. Puppet Fest – Tales of Longing and Belonging
By Camilo Anaya on April 12, 2014
The L.A. Puppet Fest continued its April run of puppet shows at The Elephant Stage’s Lillian Theater in Hollywood last night and presented to the...
New Series “Wassup en LA” Aims to Rescue Family Values
By Ramon Aviles on April 23, 2014
Inspired by classic shows such as “Que Pasa USA” and “The Cosby Show,” two great talents join forces to rescue the essence of those shows...
“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare” As You’ve Never Seen Them Before
By Edison Millan on April 7, 2014
The Long Beach Shakespeare Company’s “The Complete Works of Shakespeare” is back and better than ever at the Richard Goad Theatre. Originally known as “The...