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  Review: Hubbard Street + The Second City: “The Art of Falling” – What a Treat!

  By Ariel Paredes on November 9, 2015

  This past weekend, I had the pleasure of experiencing something brand new that was both visually and acoustically stunning. The Music Center hosted the Hubbard...

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  Review: Experience the Bloody Good “Carrie: The Killer Musical”

  By Sabina Graves on October 12, 2015

  If you’re seeking a theatrical horror offering this month, you can’t miss the production of “Carrie: The Killer Musical Experience” at the historic Los Angeles...

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  Review: “Ded!”– A Drop-Dead Funny and Original Multimedia Play

  By Jeremy Ross on October 14, 2015

  “Ded!” may be a live theatrical production at the Matrix Theatre that features puppetry, Mexican folk tradition and an orchestra, but the show is really...

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  Review: “Awake & Sing!” Is Well Worth a Watch

  By Francisco Reyes on October 3, 2015

  How do people change? What makes a person gather the courage to leave someone (or something), oppose longstanding traditions or drive them to do the...

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  Review: LA Opera’s “Gianni Schicchi” and ”Pagliacci” Have Their Distinct Charms

  By Jeremy Ross on October 6, 2015

  The Los Angeles Opera opened its 30th season with one of the titans of opera, Plácido Domingo, appearing as both performer and conductor in a...

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  Review: Vibrant and Enjoyable – “These Paper Bullets!”

  By Dash Finley on October 19, 2015

  For over 400 years, Shakespeare’s plays have been performed over and over again, defying Father Time through the universal themes touched upon by his brilliant...

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  Plácido Domingo Opens LA Opera’s 30th Season with “Gianni Schicchi” and “Pagliacci”

  By Jeremy Ross on September 27, 2015

  If the average person is ever asked the name of a modern opera star, there are only a few that mainstream audiences would recognize. Luciano...

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  Review: Brilliant Performances Among Several Reasons to Watch “American Falls”

  By Francisco Reyes on September 12, 2015

  In the Offspring’s 1998 hit single “The Kids Aren’t Alright”  from their album, Americana, the Orange County punk band take an uncharacteristic dark turn to...

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  Review: Offbeat Comedy “Café Society” Is a Winner

  By Francisco Reyes on September 27, 2015

  Moralizing contemporary society for its follies is hardly a difficult thing to do – and something that, frankly, is done all too often. Insert the idiosyncrasies...

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  The Music Center’s New Dance Series Puts on Some “Moves After Dark”

  By Humberto Capiro on July 21, 2015

  One of the most important and beautiful groups of buildings/spaces in Los Angeles is the Music Center, which includes the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Mark Taper...

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  Everything Was Beautiful at the BalletNow Presented by Dance at the Music Center

  By Humberto Capiro on July 14, 2015

  There is a very famous song from the iconic Broadway musical “A Chorus Line” which lyrics say, “But, everything was beautiful at the ballet. Graceful...

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  “The Hollywoodland Murder:” A Fun Murder-Mystery Dinner

  By Sabina Graves on June 25, 2015

  Seeking ways to experience places in the city as there were once long ago is becoming easier with entrepreneurs finding cool ways to take you...

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  Review: Refreshing and Zany Comedy at “Groundlings Kung Fu Battle Island”

  By Dash Finley on June 9, 2015

  Full disclosure: I am usually not a huge fan of improv comedy. Part of my apathy stems from the wild variances in quality one can...

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  Review: “Murder For Two” Is a Musical Farce on Steroids

  By Dash Finley on June 18, 2015

  Rattling off the hinges with manic energy, madcap murder-mystery musical “Murder For Two” makes for a strikingly entertaining counterpoint to the grim, dour fare that...

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  Five Reasons to See “Motown: The Musical”

  By Ariel Paredes on May 22, 2015

  “Motown: The Musical” has come to Los Angeles after its nearly two year-run on Broadway concluded. The Pantages Theatre in Hollywood is its new home...

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  Review: “Motown: The Musical” Gets You Bopping to the Beat

  By Ariel Paredes on May 21, 2015

  “Motown: The Musical” has finally hit Los Angeles after a nearly two-year run on Broadway. The Hollywood Pantages Theatre is its new home for a...

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  Review: Tania Pérez-Salas Compañía de Danza Showcases Abstract, Emotional Program at Ahmanson Theatre at The Music Center

  By Humberto Capiro on June 18, 2015

  After starting a dance company in 1994 under her own name, Mexican born dancer and choreographer Tania Pérez-Salas has finally graced the stage of The...

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  Review: Pacific Opera Project Goes Greek with “Ariadne auf Naxos” at Ebell Club of Highland Park

  By Humberto Capiro on June 18, 2015

  Richard Strauss (June 11, 1864 – September 8, 1949) was one of the most important opera composers of the Romantic period (1780–1910). His most loved operas are...

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  Review: Chris Gardner Captivates in “Sunset Baby” at the Odyssey Theatre

  By Francisco Reyes on June 18, 2015

  It’s easy to watch “Sunset Baby” and think of last year’s riots in Ferguson, MO or the recent disorder in Baltimore that ensued after the...

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  Review: Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal Offers Magnificent Program at The Wallis

  By Humberto Capiro on June 18, 2015

  I was introduced to Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal in January of 2014 when I attended their first appearance at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the...

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  Review: Stephen Belber’s “The Power of Duff” Carries A Solid Message

  By Dash Finley on June 18, 2015

  In recent years, many pundits and commentators swirling about the 24-hour news cycle have suggested that America may be on the verge, or already embroiled...

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  Review: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Soars on Opening Night at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

  By Ariel Paredes on June 22, 2015

  The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater has descended upon Los Angeles again for a short time, from April 15 to April 19. Ailey arrives every...

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  Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal Returns to Los Angeles

  By Sylvia Aparicio on June 18, 2015

  With its mission being to use dance as a means to provoke emotions, Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal (BJM) will be returning to the Wallis...

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  Experience Dance Like Never Before with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at The Music Center

  By Sylvia Aparicio on June 18, 2015

  Known for its legacy of celebrating the human spirit, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will return to Los Angeles with a six performance engagement...

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  Review: “Dunsinane” Is A Funny, Fiery Follow Up to A Universal Tale

  By Dash Finley on June 18, 2015

  At moment, Hollywood has gone full-on sequel-crazy, sprouting up second, third, and fourth go-rounds of all the stalwart tent poles, making sure their cash flow...

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  Inland Pacific Ballet’s “Beauty and the Beast” to Feature 10 Performances in Four Theaters

  By Francisco Reyes on June 18, 2015

  There is seemingly no more room for old love stories. Whether it’s movies like Fifty Shades of Grey, that focus on the naughtiest of fantasies,...

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  Associate Director Luke Kernaghan Discusses “Dunsinane,” Shows at The Wallis

  By Marvin Vasquez on June 18, 2015

  Tonight, the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, Calif. hosts the American debut of “Dunsinane,” a piece produced by both the National...

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