Stunning spectacle, breathtaking artistry, effortless grace and elegance—Cirque du Soleil’s has done it again. Their dazzling, gasp-inducing production Totem provides all the acrobatic mastery and dramatic wizardry that...
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Pauline Adamek
“Wait Until Dark” at the Geffen Playhouse – Los Angeles theater review
A hoary old thriller, Wait Until Dark still holds some scares for 21st century theatre audiences and can be seen at the Geffen Playhouse until Sunday, November 17. The stage play by Frederick Knott—first...
“Creditors” – Los Angeles theater review for LA Weekly
Dear readers! This week’s theater review for the LA Weekly is of Creditors, now playing at the Odyssey Theatre in West L.A. We gave it ‘Pick of the Week.’ Creditors A despondent young...
“Rumination” – Los Angeles theater review for LA Weekly
Hello again dear readers! My second review this week for the LA Weekly is of Rumination, now playing at the Zombie Joe’s Underground Theatre in North Hollywood. Rumination This one-act celebrates the prolific...
A fun & frothy romp – “The Liar” at Antaeus – Los Angeles theater review
David Ives’ dazzling translation of Pierre Corneille’s farcical play by (first performed in 1644) is vividly brought to life by two casts at Antaeus. Here follows a review of the ‘Tangerines’ cast. There is so much fun...