At this point, Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a theatrical peak so frequently attempted that you can see, as on Everest, the frozen bodies of thespians who chanced and failed the perilous ascent on the way. And yet this...
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Terry Morgan
Experience “Signs of Life” at Griffith Observatory
Settle in and recline in one of the comfy seats in the Samuel Oschin Planetarium at the Griffith Observatory to embark upon an imaginative and visually stunning journey. Marvel at the vivid animation that both embraces...
Pauline Adamek
Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf” Geffen Playhouse review
::STOP PRESS:: Virginia Woolf ~Now Extended to May 29th~ Bitchiness, thy name is Albee. Has there ever been a play that reveled in so much in mean-spirited badinage as Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Sour...
“Bright Half Life” — reviewed
Plays that chart the course of a romantic relationship have long been a staple of theater. Stories told in a nonlinear way are less common but not unheard of. When you take the previous two structures and apply them to...
Neon in DTLA – Sentral’s AIR
Kacie Lees bending neon at Sentral DTLA. Photo courtesy of MIke Zorbas. “At Sentral, we’re investing in emerging artists,” states Dana Wendell, Director of Brand Marketing & Communications at Sentral...