Don Juan Dispenso is a re-telling of an old legend. The original play, Don Juan, the Trickster of Seville, was written, circa 1625, by Spanish dramatist and poet Tirso de Molina who was the first to introduce this...
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Pauline Adamek
Eddie Lin”™s Extreme Cuisine – the Intense Review
Many of you avid foodblogging fans will already be familiar with Eddie Lin”™s Deep End Dining, a fascinating website where nothing is too freaky or disgusting-sounding for his brave palate to sample and his blown...
Bad blood and recriminations – The Price at Theatre West
They just don”™t write plays like they used to. They really don”™t. Playwright Arthur Miller is an American legend, and not simply because he was movie siren Marilyn Monroe”™s third husband. Born in...
Symposium on Boyle Heights
Marking a brand new endeavor for 2010, this year sees the Consulates General of Japan, Israel and Mexico as joint co-sponsors of a series of cultural and multi-cultural activities. This trilateral project specifically...
Side-splitting screech-fest — Souvenir at the Falcon
LAST week to see this delightful and side-splittingly hilarious play with musical interludes. Souvenir, Stephen Temperley”™s bio-comedy, is surprisingly entertaining. I say “˜surprisingly”™ because it...
