“I adore monsters. I absolutely love them. Humans are repulsive!” So claims Guillermo del Toro, a filmmaker, novelist, artist who is known for his highly creative and imaginative fantasy and fairytale movies — fables...
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Pauline Adamek
Tonight & Tomorrow ONLY – “A Chorus Line” at the Bowl, reviewed
Only two performances remain for the electrifying production of one of Broadway’s most memorable dance musicals, A Chorus Line. Related through heartfelt song, energetic modern dance and snappy dialogue, the story...
“Cabaret” at Pantages
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...
“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...