Ah, L.A. in the mid-1980s — what a magical place. The punk rock scene was going strong, KROQ ruled the radio dial, Elvira’s “Movie Macabre” was a Saturday night must-see on KHJ-TV, and I was working at a down-at...
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Kurt Gardner
Le Salon de Musiques – “Expressionism & Impressionism” – Los Angeles musical concert review
Coming up this weekend, on Sunday December 7, 2014, is the next concert presented by Le Salon de Musiques, entitled Expressionism & Impressionism. This new season features extraordinary composers and works, paired...
Pauline Adamek
Czech Film and the Prague Spring – film series at the Getty Center – Los Angeles film review
The Getty is presenting a film series, Czech Film and the Prague Spring, on Saturday and Sunday, December 6 and 7, at the Getty Center. This event is FREE (reservations required). Feminism, parody, confrontation...
“O Réjane” – Los Angeles theater review
It takes a highly talented actor to emulate a real-life theater legend. Born 1856, Gabrielle Réjane (her stage name) was a remarkable French actress and innovative theater impresario who altered French culture, its...
“A Woman of No Importance” – latest theater review for Stage Raw – Los Angeles theater review
Gentle #LAThtr fans! Here is an intro and link to my latest theater review for the critical website Stage Raw which contains the latest arts and theater coverage from our intrepid team of journalists & critics...