Archive for May, 2010
*Not* a play — White People at the Road Theatre Company
Three actors perform monologues that examine racism in J.T. Rogers’ White People, presented by the Road Theatre Company in NoHo and currently playing in repertory with Madagascar, also written by
Merce Cunningham’s Roaratorio — Disney Concert Hall
The late Mercier "Merce" Philip Cunningham (April 16, 1919 – July 26, 2009), an American dancer and choreographer, was at the forefront of the American avant-garde throughout his seventy-year career.
Classic horror revisited – interview with ‘Wolfman’ Benicio Del Toro
During the 1930s and 40s, Universal Pictures released a long-running series of monster movies, creating a successful niche for the studio. Affectionately dubbed ‘Universal Horror,’ these films imprinted the studio
Ridley Scott on the making of Robin Hood
Director Ridley Scott’s latest filmic collaboration with leading man Russell Crowe (their fifth) is Robin Hood, an adventure and skirmish-packed tale of one of history’s most beloved anti-heroes, featuring plenty
A Celebration of Ethel Waters — “Sweet Mama String Bean”
Opening tomorrow night, May 20th, for four performances only at the Fremont Centre Theatre is a musical delight -- Sweet Mama String Bean: A Celebration of Blues Woman Ethel Waters.
