MusicTheatre 1 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 →
Music Sara Gazarek and Black Nile at Metro Arts’ “Jazz Tracks” in Union Station By Eric Trules on April 17, 2019 I love Union Station. "The Last of the Great Train Stations,” I make sure to... Read more →
MusicTheatre Capitalism and the Constitution on NYC Stages By David Sheward on April 3, 2019 Three disparate visions of America, two focusing on capitalism and one on the... Read more →
Music Amelita, Opera Singer By Elisa Leonelli on March 27, 2019 A few weeks ago, as a journalist of the Hollywood Foreign Press, I interviewed Danny... Read more →
MusicTheatre B’way Past and Future: Kate, Chill By David Sheward on March 20, 2019 The new Kiss Me, Kate from Roundabout Theater Company at Studio 54 tries a bit too hard... Read more →
MusicTheatre Maestro Hits a Flat Note Dramatically, but Soars Musically By David Sheward on February 6, 2019 The life of Arturo Toscanini, perhaps the greatest conductor of the 20th century, would... Read more →
MusicTheatre Lyrical Pelleas et Melisande at the Met By David Sheward on January 30, 2019 Claude Debussy’s moving Pelleas et Melisande defies operatic convention. Eschewing... Read more →
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