There will always be great love stories. Some carry an eternal flame and others tragically burn out. As much as we try...
Review: ‘The Dock Brief’ at Pacific Resident Theatre
“Comedy is, to my mind, the only thing worth writing in this despairing age, providing it is comedy which is truly on...
CD Review: ‘Far in the Heavens: Choral Music by Stephen Paulus’
In one of life’s bitter ironies, American composer Stephen Paulus suffered a major stroke just six weeks after...
Pacific Opera Project’s ‘Falstaff’ at Forest Lawn
If you’ve never been up to Glendale’s Forest Lawn cemetery, you should go. There aren’t any tombstones, only grave...
Sandra Tsing Loh at the Broad Stage
Sure, there are smart comedians, but how many graduated from Caltech with a degree in physics? Sandra Tsing Loh is in...
CD Review: Benedicta: Marian Chant From Norcia
Harken back to 1994: one of the biggest-selling recordings of that year was Chant by the Benedictine monks of Santo...
Review: ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ at Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum
It’s been said that courage is the rarest virtue, which perhaps goes a long way in explaining the deep emotional...
Review: ‘Green Day’s American Idiot: The Musical’ at the MET Theatre
Any time you have a troupe of young people on stage singing their hearts out, you want to get behind them, cheer them...
LACO @ The Movies Celebrates Walt Disney Animation Studios
In a remarkable convergence of film restoration, musical imagination and extraordinary sleuthing, two long-lost...