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  “The Marriage of Figaro” Set to Go Off with a Bang at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

  By Edison Millan on June 18, 2015

  LA Opera‘s upcoming production of Mozart’s timeless opera “The Marriage of Figaro” is literally set to go off with a bang with its phenomenal on-stage...

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  Review: Musical Mashup “ChicabaRENT” Is Three Treats in One

  By Humberto Capiro on March 19, 2015

  Back in the early 1990’s there was a series of musical parodies titled “Forbidden Broadway” that played in West Hollywood, including the now demolished Tiffany...

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  “Rent” Comes to The Saban Theatre this July

  By Living Out Loud Staff on March 19, 2015

  “Rent,” the Tony Award Winning Musical, is set to come to The Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, Calif. come July. The show’s scheduled for 8...

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  Romeo Brown Discusses Marvel Universe LIVE! Tour, Upcoming Shows in SoCal

  By Marvin Vasquez on June 18, 2015

  It’s rather true in case you haven’t heard as of now. Marvel Universe LIVE!, produced by Feld Entertainment, is taking the live entertainment experience to...

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  Review: “Switzerland” Is A Devilishly Clever Triumph

  By Dash Finley on June 18, 2015

  It’s common to hear great novelists described as “difficult”, “intense”, or “troubled”, but less frequently do members of the established literary pantheon gain a reputation...

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  Review: “Dead Man Walking” Is A Musically and Intellectually Complex Opera

  By Humberto Capiro on March 11, 2015

  Just like opera stories and its music have influenced film and TV, so have these influenced opera including such recent works as “The Fly” (opera)...

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  Review: “Turning Page” Pays Tribute to Geraldine Page at Greenway Theatre

  By Anne Artley on March 9, 2015

  After I sat through “Turning Page” on Sunday, March 8,  2015 at Greenway Theatre Angelica Page’s one-woman show honoring her late actress mother, the legendary...

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  Review: An Alien “Abduction from the Seraglio” at El Portal Theatre

  By Humberto Capiro on March 9, 2015

  In the past year I have reviewed and thoroughly enjoyed Pacific Opera Project’s (POP) productions of “La Calisto,” “Tosca” and recently “La Boheme” (AKA The...

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  Review: “Edge” Presents An Enthralling, Yet Incomplete, Portrait of Sylvia Plath

  By Dash Finley on March 4, 2015

  Since her suicide at the age of 30, famed poet and novelist Sylvia Plath has become known as one of the most tragic and mysterious...

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  Angelica Page Talks Career, “Edge,” “Turning Page” and L.A.

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 5, 2015

  As a kid Angelica Page purposely evaded the acting scene because of her timid ways, and that was at a time when many people pictured...

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  Review: For The Record’s “Dear John Hughes” Entertains at DBA

  By Ariel Paredes on February 17, 2015

  For the Record has been putting on hit shows since 2009, taking acclaimed directors work and performing amazing theatrical-musical mashups. The latest one is “Dear...

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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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  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...

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  “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...

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  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...

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