Seedy nightclubs, fluid sexuality, black berets and suspenders — from the first moment we see a beckoning finger in a tight spotlight, we are immersed in the exhilarating world of Berlin during pre-WWII. This famously...
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“West Side Story” at the Bowl
One performance remains for West Side Story — possibly the greatest musical ever created, now being given a dynamic concert treatment at the Hollywood Bowl. A modern version of Shakespeare’s Romeo and...
“Duet” – Jean Jullien and Jean André art exhibition
A dramatic graphic image took the world by storm immediately following the massacres in Paris last November. Powerful in its simplicity, it was a depiction of a peace symbol nestled within the Eiffel tower, and rendered...
“Unruly Nature: The Landscapes of Théodore Rousseau” at the Getty
No line is an accident and every line has an expressive force. So states Edouard Kopp Maida and George Abrams Associate Curator of Drawings, Division of European and American Art, Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum and co...
“Tilt” at the Fringe
Edgy and intense, playwright and actor Ben Moroskis newest play, Tilt, is one of those thrill-ride dramas infused with black comedy. Lights come up on an antsy redneck dude long hair, greasy beard wearing sunglasses and...