Theatre The Resurrection of Ragtime—And a Theatre By Sylvie Drake on February 27, 2019 Something pretty stunning is going on at The Pasadena Playhouse — and I don’t just... Read more →
Theatre Merrily Is Still Sondheim’s Problem Child By David Sheward on February 27, 2019 Merrily We Roll Along has a special place in the canon of Stephen Sondheim musicals. The... Read more →
Theatre MATRIARCH: “She’s Wide Awake Shining Light” By Cultural Weekly on February 20, 2019 The Roots and Wings Project Founder/Creative Director Jesse Bliss and the California Arts... Read more →
Theatre Past Present Tense: Vera Stark, Catonsville By David Sheward on February 20, 2019 Jessica Frances Dukes in By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Credit: Joan Marcus As L.P... Read more →
Theatre Viva Fo! The Playwright As Anarchist By Sylvie Drake on February 13, 2019 There are many way of looking at a writer’s lifelong accomplishments, but few have been... Read more →
DanceTheatre Teaching Nat King Cole to Tap Dance By Ann Haskins on February 13, 2019 In 1955, Rosa Parks became the poster child the segregated South did not want. Her... Read more →
POPULARTheatre Come from Away Shines a Light on Human Kindness By Steve Gottfried on February 13, 2019 Come from Away is not your typical musical. It’s based on the real life circumstances... Read more →
Theatre Hawke and Dano as Battling Brothers in True West By David Sheward on February 6, 2019 Sam Shepard’s True West is on the long list of American classics stars salivate to be... Read more →
Theatre Tales of Fickle Gods, Flawed Mortals in Metamorphoses By Stephen West on February 6, 2019 Before the Brothers Grimm, before Hans Christian Andersen, there was the Roman poet Ovid,... 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 →
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