American French Film Festival—the largest French film festival in North America—recently concluded with the US premier of a lavish and visually stunning screen version of Alexandre Dumas’ classic novel The Count...
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Pauline Adamek
“Romeo and Juliet” – LA Opera
Adolescence, passion, tragedy—the classic tale of Romeo and Juliet is brimming with all the elements of youthful exuberance and defiance. Rising stars Amina Edris and Duke Kim gloriously inhabit the title roles in this...
Antaeus presents “The Importance of Being Earnest”
Although new plays can be exciting and are crucial to the continuing vitality of theatre, I’m especially fond of older works, the more obscure the better. It’s cheap time travel, immersing oneself in a long-past...
Terry Morgan
Two new exhibits at Academy Museum
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is excited to introduce two new exhibitions: “Color in Motion,” an immersive journey into the transformative power of color in film, curated by Jessica Neville and team...
“Robbin, from the Hood” at The Road
Message plays are a pillar of western theater. Our entire theatrical ecosystem is unthinkable without works such as Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House or Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart, to name...