Music Hozier Previews New Album at Hollywood Forever Cemetery By Steve Gottfried on June 26, 2019 Andrew Hozier-Byrne (aka Hozier), known to music fans worldwide as the man who... Read more →
DanceMusic No Tongue By Sarah Elgart on June 26, 2019 In almost every regard and every area except maybe life itself, I am a great believer in... Read more →
FilmMusic Pavarotti and Me By Elisa Leonelli on June 26, 2019 I recently saw a well-researched documentary about the life of Luciano Pavarotti, the... Read more →
MusicTheatre Black Identity Through Theatrical Lenses By David Sheward on June 19, 2019 The 2019-20 Off-Broadway theater season begins with a quartet of productions exploring... Read more →
Music Coyote Store: Music in the Heart of Gail, Texas By Jim Storm on June 12, 2019 While small town U.S.A. is truly the backbone of middle America, all across the country... Read more →
LiteratureMusic Review: Blue Songs in an Open Key, Jazzy Short Stories by Arya F. Jenkins By Eileen Murphy on June 12, 2019 So then in the middle of a bluesy silence he says, like he’s talking about a secret... Read more →
MusicTheatre Hershey Felder Brings Debussy to Life By Steve Gottfried on June 5, 2019 Hershey Felder is a rock star. Not in the literal sense, of course. But in the figurative... Read more →
Music 1 BeachLife Music Festival Gets It Right By Steve Gottfried on May 15, 2019 The City of Redondo Beach hosted its first-ever BeachLife Festival with an eclectic... Read more →
MusicTheatre 2 Falsettos, the Musical That’s Here to Stay By Sylvie Drake on April 24, 2019 Much like its earlier versions, this Falsettos manages, warts and all, to unpack surprise and fun. What it lacks in perfection, it compensates for as a glorious anthem to our flawed humanity.
MusicTheatre Three Diverse Broadway Musicals: Oklahoma!, Hadestown, Proud By David Sheward on April 24, 2019 Like our current political climate, Daniel Fish’s sex-drenched nightmare version of... Read more →
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