Shame’s unabashed nauseating effect is, in its own right, beautiful and nonetheless daring. While current television and cinema currently push the sexual envelope, Shame seems to seal it, and then pass it through the...
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ERT’s Raisin in the Sun at CTG/Kirk Douglas Theatre
Ebony Repertory Theatre’s highly successful production A Raisin in the Sun, is being handsomely re-mounted at the CTG’s Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City. At the helm of this powerful piece of American...
The enduring power of anger — Water’s Edge at The Road
::STOP PRESS:: Now EXTENDING through Saturday, March 24, 2011. Four dinner plates, a flash of gold at the ears, a lingering kiss, a bottle of scotch, a swipe of color on a tarpaulin… The clues are all there. In her...
Feisty and fun — Kathleen Turner in Red Hot Patriot
Kathleen Turner strides onto the largely bare Geffen stage in her skinny black jeans, denim over shirt and props her ruby red cowboy boots onto a crowded work desk next to a manual typewriter and reclines. “This is...
Scott Short’s paintings at Christopher Grimes Gallery
Christopher Grimes Gallery in Santa Monica is currently presenting an exhibition of new paintings by Scott Short. Expanding upon a precise and highly laborious art making technique, Short’s new works continue to...