by Colleen M. McLellan | Apr 3, 2010 | Theater and Dance |
In “Leaving (and other rabbit tricks),” the second of four dances in this weekend’s Highways Performance Space event, Brad Culver and Genevieve Carson convey the insurmountable distance between two minds, and it is riveting. Arianne MacBean’s choreography...
by Colleen M. McLellan | Mar 1, 2010 | Entertainment and Events |
When David Longstreth heard his music Saturday night (Feb. 27) at Walt Disney Concert Hall, his body reacted. Deft toe tapping and a kind of rhythmic saunter embodied the swells and trills of The Getty Address, played in its entirety with the small orchestra of Alarm...
by Colleen M. McLellan | Feb 25, 2010 | Theater and Dance |
If anyone doubted the production prowess of Lineage Dance, the third annual Pasadena Dance Festival proved them wrong. Managing Director Peggy Burt and Associate Director Caterina Mercante, who served as festival coordinator, pulled off an extraordinary event. Between...
by Colleen M. McLellan | Feb 11, 2010 | Art and Museums |
When artist Ted Meyer first felt some relief from Gaucher’s Disease, his stance on scars and the meanings of bodies changed. “I came to view my own body as something I could almost depend on, not something always fighting with me.” In Scarred for Life, the Brewery...
by Colleen M. McLellan | Feb 11, 2010 | Entertainment and Events |
On Thursday night at Theatre Theater near Mid-City, Rogue Machine Theatre presented its eighth monthly “Rant & Rave,” self-described as “An Ongoing Art Project Where Prose Finds Voice.” In the timeless form of nonfiction first-person prose, eight men and women...
