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When I saw “Whiplash” I knew I was seeing the birth of a brilliant director and now with Damien ChazelleR…
When Jazz Had the Blues – Theatre Review
Billy Strayhorn (Frank Lawson) ever hear of him? Probably not. Well for one thing, he was the love of Lena Horne’s…
Kabuki is a stylized form of Japanese dance and drama dating back to the 1600s. When, after World War II, Japan put Kab…
White Christmas – Theatre Review
If you are looking for a white Christmas in Los Angeles this holiday season, look no further than the Pantages Th…
Thrones! The Musical Parody – Theatre Review
by Bekah Caden Coming to Los Angeles after rave reviews out of Chicago and from across the pond, is Thrones! The Musical…
Gardel’s Tango – Theatre Review
If you’re a fan of 1940s MGM biopics shown late at night on AMC, you’ll be a fan of Gardel’s Tango, a …
Noturnal Animals – Film Review
Nocturnal Animals is a psychological thriller written and directed by Tom Ford and based on the 1993 novel Tony and Susa…
Unfortunately, no one speaks their language. Arrival is based on Ted Chiang’s Story of Your Life but I wouldn̵…
Siamese Sex Show: A Wild Wonderful Ride into a Dystopian Future
Siamese Sex Show, the musical is so good that I didn’t want it to end. From the moment the show started, I knew I …
ASPERGER’S ARE US, GOLDBRICKS IN BLOOM, ESTEROS BEGIN EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENTS AT ARENA CINELOUNGE HOLLYWOOD S…
Hedwig and the Angry Inch – Theatre Review 11/04/2016
A review by Suzanne Birrell. Photos by Joan Marcus. Hedwig and the Angry Inch opened at the Pantages Theatre and the cro…
Doctor Strange – Film Review 11/02/16
A film review by Joan Alperin. ‘Doctor Strange’ is absolutely wonderful and I loved every single second of i…