Reviewed by Matt Ritchey IAMA Theatre Company’s West Coast Premiere of Daniel Pearle’s A Kid Like Jake has arrived at the perfect time. Or, rather, it has been wisely remounted at the perfect time. New York City couple Alex and... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Guy Picot Stephanie Alison Walker's The Abuelas was developed, in part, through the Antaeus Playwright Lab and is the first such piece to receive a full production there. The wide Antaeus stage is transformed into an immaculate Chicago... Continue Reading →
reviewed by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move It's the experience that counts. Right? When it comes to dining out, let's face it, no matter what you eat, the cost or the comfort, how the table was set, or the... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move If you missed the spectacular full and new moons all Summer, don't despair. First, there will always be others. Second, it's highly likely that you'll get to see one up close and personal.... Continue Reading →
By Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move If it’s never occurred to you just how graphic sign language can be, I dare you right now to go out and ‘listen’ to it for yourself. And here’s an opportunity. At least,... Continue Reading →
Celebrity fashion, art, architecture, and nightlife West Hollywood Design District is adding another international marquee name to its roster - the acclaimed Gelato Festival - the world’s most authoritative event dedicated to gelato. Set at the plaza of the Pacific Design Center... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move The story of H.H. Holmes is a fascinating one. At least in the context of the century in which he lived. A classic psychotic serial killer, con artist, and bigamist, Holmes is America's... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move For a woman… This is the moment when you identify with every story being told, right from your seat, mere inches from the stage. The flashpoint of real courage in word and deed... Continue Reading →
Now for the first time Scenario Studios is open to the public Tickets are available for $29 per person (children under 3 years old are free) On Friday night, a crowd of over 150 social media influencers, some with well... Continue Reading →
“This festival is about giving back to our community, by preserving what’s best about the art and music of LA, while providing fuel for the amazing new cultural developments happening here.” One of Los Angeles most unique events and a... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Matt Ritchey The set design by Courtney Dusenberry, light design by Adam Roy, and music and sound design by Tyler Western and Jeremiah Pfleiger in 134 West’s production of Macbeth are fabulous. What looks like an Arizona desert... Continue Reading →
New York-based artist, KYOSi's impassioned new EP Negative Space is "a powerfully defiant anthem for the underprivileged and voiceless..." (EARMILK) Negative Space takes listeners on a journey through grief and anger by exploring themes ranging from class politics, race and... Continue Reading →
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