So my first large audience theatre experience since being fully vaccinated featured women sporting two-foot-long phalluses singing Liza Minnelli songs in a Greek amphitheater on the grounds of the Getty Villa. Perhaps...
Category - Classical
Terry Morgan
“Birds in the Moon” opera review
A haunting work, Birds in the Moon—the chamber opera by composer Mark Grey and librettist Júlia Canosa i Serra—made its West Coast Premiere last week, as presented by The Broad Stage. With its cunning, multi-level set...
Pauline Adamek
John Williams: Maestro of the Movies at the Bowl
A highly acclaimed composer and conductor, also pianist and trombonist, John Williams has composed some of the most popular, recognizable, and critically acclaimed film scores in cinematic history throughout a career...
“Birds in the Moon” A new chamber opera
Making its West Coast Premiere, for four performances only early September, is Birds in the Moon, a mobile, theatrical chamber opera by Mark Grey and Júlia Canosa i Serra. This new work features mezzo-soprano, male...
Piazzolla and Tchaikovsky with Dudamel – Hollywood Bowl
Gustavo Dudamel (pictured above) leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic next Thursday evening, August 26, with an exciting musical program from both sides of the globe. Firstly, Dudamel brings out the tango-inspired rhythms...
