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By Bill Garry Odd Brodsky, an independent comedy from writer-director Cindy Baer (working with co-writer Matthew Irving)…
Spider-Man: Homecoming – Film Review
By Joan Alperin First off, I must say that British actor Tom Holland is my favorite Spider-Man ever and this reboot, dir…
Summertime and the livin’ is easy. That may be true for the true South, but it’s also vacation time and ther…
Apathy Killed the Cat – Hollywood Fringe Festival Review
By Rachel Flanagan Apathy Killed the Cat is a one-act play written and directed by Ryan Lisman and premiering at the 201…
Out & About with Susan Hornik 6/26/17
By Susan Hornik For Mummy Day, Tom Cruise was at the Hollywood & Highland complex as they unveiled a big mummy for U…
The Amitycode – Hollywood Fringe Festival Review
By Harrison Held Photo by Nick Cimiluca I had a terrific time at the Hollywood Fringe Festival last night watching the 1…
The Interference – Hollywood Fringe Festival Review
By Erin Fair It is a tale as old as time, but The Interference is no fairytale; it’s a story of sexual violation. …
Tough Brown Leather – Hollywood Fringe Festival Review
By Erin Fair Two chairs adorn the minimalist stage, framing the performer and a projector shining on a white screen. The…
By Joshua Kahn The talented young ensemble of After Hours Theatre Company attempts their biggest production yet with the…
Book of Mormon – Theatre Review
By Rachel Flanagan What do you get when you mix the writers of an animated series that follows cartoon children on foul-…
Species Native to California – Theatre Review
By Annette Semerdjian “Species Native to California” is a tale about the significance of land, especially in…
By Bill Garry There’s something really wholesome about seeing a show at the Actors Co-Op in Hollywood. The troupe&…