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  Opera’s an Old Art Form, But Not as Ancient as Greek, Roman Gods

  By Humberto Capiro on March 31, 2014

  The art of opera started a long time ago in 1598 by an Italian named Jacop Peri in Florence, Italy with the work “Dafne” which...

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  Review: “Top Girls” Highlights Feminism, Ambition and Power in 1980’s

  By Daizy Neri on March 19, 2014

  The Antaeus Company, located in the vibrant Arts District of North Hollywood, opened its 2014 season with “Top Girls,” a theatrical event that included a...

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  Circa CEO, Artistic Director Yaron Lifschitz Talks Career, Mission, & Upcoming Shows in LA

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 13, 2014

  A circus is coming to town. That’s right! Circa, an Australia-based circus entity, is scheduled to debut two self-titled shows on Friday, March 14 and...

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  Adal Ramones Ready to Make LA Public Laugh at Club Nokia

  By Ramon Aviles on March 9, 2014

  Adal Ramones and Omar Chaparro will be performing their explosive comedy show at Club Nokia on Sunday, March 9. Renowned Mexican comic Adal Ramones continues...

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  Disney On Ice Commemorates 100 Years with One-of-a-Kind Spectacle

  By Living Out Loud Staff on March 5, 2014

  The incomparable Disney on Ice is celebrating its centennial with a magical show featuring over 65 Disney characters from 18 different stories, and it will...

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  Impro Theatre Bringing “Shakespeare UnScripted” to Carrie Hamilton Theatre

  By Living Out Loud Staff on March 3, 2014

  Impro Theatre has announced their newest production, “Shakespeare UnScripted,” directed by Brian Lohmann and Dan O’Connor. “Shakespeare UnScripted” begins preview performances on Thursday, March 20...

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  LA Opera Offering Two Free Concerts at the Valley Performing Arts Center

  By Living Out Loud Staff on March 1, 2014

  LA Opera’s presenting two free concerts on April 13 featuring “Great Opera Choruses,” with Resident Conductor Grant Gershon leading the LA Opera Chorus, at at...

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  Review: “50 Shades! The Musical” Gets Hilarious, Sexy at Kirk Douglas Theater

  By Patrick Meissner on February 28, 2014

  “50 Shades! The Musical” opened this week, and it’s probably one of the raunchiest things that has ever happened at Kirk Douglas Theater in Culver...

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  Review: “White” Brings a Kaleidoscope of Color to The Wallis in Beverly Hills

  By Edison Millan on February 27, 2014

  The Catherine Wheels Theatre Company opened “White” Wednesday afternoon at the Lovelace Studio Theater at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly...

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  Review: “Tartuffe” Provides a Truly Delightful, Provocative Experience

  By Jacqueline Martinez on February 25, 2014

  Who says Sundays need to be spent out in the loud and foggy city anyways? I prefer to spend my Sundays indoor, and I like...

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  Nick Semar, “50 Shades! The Musical” Ready to Comically Seduce Los Angeles

  By Patrick Meissner on February 24, 2014

  We all pretty much knew it coming when the announcement came that 50 Shades of Grey would be turned into a movie. But a musical...

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  Review: “Brief Encounter” Fuses Film and Music for a Phenomenal Theatre Experience

  By Daizy Neri on February 24, 2014

  Noël Coward’s  “Brief Encounter” made its Los Angeles premiere at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in the heart of Beverly Hills. This...

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  Review: “The Trip Back Down” Triumphs in Bringing Midwestern Authenticity

  By Francisco Reyes on February 22, 2014

  Nick Stabile (Bride of Chucky, Dennis Wilson in ABC’s award-winning “The Beach Boys”) heads a superb cast as has-been NASCAR racer Bobby Horvath in “The...

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  Wendy Graf’s “Closely Related Keys” to Premiere at the Lounge Theatre

  By Edison Millan on February 19, 2014

  “Closely Related Keys” is award-winning playwright Wendy Graf’s newest hard-hitting drama about family conflict and clashing cultures, and an African-American attorney’s shocking discovery that she...

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  3 Reasons Why You Should See “Above the Fold” at Pasadena Playhouse

  By Marvin Vasquez on February 19, 2014

  The Pasadena Playhouse presented the world premiere of their fourth production of the 2013-2014 season titled “Above the Fold” on February 5. The play, which...

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  Review: Viver Brasil’s “Intersections/Ajê” Electrifies Nate Holden Center

  By Marvin Vasquez on February 19, 2014

  The Viver Brasil Dance Company presented their production titled “Intersections/Ajê” at the Nate Holden Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles on February 7; simply put…it...

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  LA Opera’s “Billy Budd” Brings Unique Story

  By Marvin Vasquez on February 22, 2014

  LA Opera is presenting Benjamin Britten’s opera “Billy Budd.” Based on Herman Melville’s classic tale, this production premiers tonight at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in...

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  Review: Sandra Bernhard Shows She’s Still on Fire

  By Humberto Capiro on February 16, 2014

  Even though I don’t smoke, something struck me and stayed with me after Sandra Bernhard’s performance at Royce Hall in the campus of UCLA on...

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  Q&A with Comedian, Singer, Actress and Author Sandra Bernhard

  By Marvin Vasquez on February 13, 2014

  Ever since the 1970s, the one-and-only Sandra Bernhard has continuously managed to make us laugh non-stop. When she was 5 years of age, Bernhard knew...

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  Music Center Hosts PHILADANCO, “James Brown: Get On The Good Foot, a Celebration in Dance”

  By Marvin Vasquez on February 12, 2014

  The Philadelphia Dance Company, in conjunction with The Apollo Theatre, is presenting their newest engagement titled “James Brown: Get on the Good Foot, a Celebration...

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  Review: “The Wrong Man” Enthralls Its Audience at Skylight Theatre

  By Jacqueline Martinez on February 11, 2014

  The chilly air of Los Feliz Village unraveled the culture of music and theatre Sunday night, leading a group of people through a scene of...

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  Review: “The Royal Grand Groundlings Hawaiian Resort & Spa” Will Make Your Stomach Hurt in the Best Way

  By Edison Millan on February 11, 2014

  For over 30 years, the legendary Groundlings Theatre and School has been delighting audiences with their unique brand of sketch comedy and improv. Founded by...

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  New Comedy “LA Deli” Set to Premiere at Marilyn Monroe Theatre

  By Edison Millan on February 6, 2014

  Sam Bobrick’s new comedy “LA Deli” is a series of sketches showcasing events that occurred in a Hollywood deli. Directed by Walter Painter, “LA Deli”...

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  Q&A with Ross Golan, Writer and Star of “The Wrong Man”

  By Marvin Vasquez on February 6, 2014

  Who would have thought that a song by the legendary country music artist Johnny Cash would go on to inspire an acoustical tale for the...

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  Review: Royal New Zealand Ballet’s “Giselle” is Fresh but Still Gives You ‘The Wilis’

  By Humberto Capiro on February 1, 2014

  In the world of ballet there are works that are light in storyline, full of spins and jumps such as “Don Quixote”. Then there are...

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  Review: “Siddhartha, The Musical” Offers Captivating Performance at Bel Air’s Vibrato Grill

  By Edison Millan on January 31, 2014

  “Siddhartha, The Musical” is a theatrical adaptation of the classic novel by Herman Hesse. Following a successful European tour, concert versions of this production made...

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  Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Tonia Looker Talks Dance, Premiere of “Giselle” in North America

  By Marvin Vasquez on January 27, 2014

  The Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB) is embarking on a two-week tour in four major cities throughout the U.S., including a stop in Los Angeles...

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