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Smokin’ hot and jazzy — Chantz Powell in performance
Currently tearing up the tap-dance floor, late night on Saturdays in Vitello’s downstairs back bar in Studio City, is a triple-threat phenomenon named Chantz Powell. Immaculately bedecked in a three-piece suit, topped with a stylish fedora, Chantz sings, croons, scats,Read More
An engaging story of human migration — Deep Ancestry at the Broad
On February 16, 2012, for one night only, The Broad Stage and National Geographic present Deep Ancestry, its most ambitious project in their 120-year history. Explorer-in-Residence Spencer Wells offers the vivid, engaging story of human migration. Deep Ancestry is anRead More
Squirmy yet fun — Clybourne Park
LA is truly fortunate at present to have two interrelated plays and productions concurrently on its stages. This matched pair of plays consist of director Phylicia’s Rashad’s handsome production A Raisin in the Sun and director Pam McKinnon’s Clybourne ParkRead More
This week’s LA Weekly review – ‘The King of the Desert’ at Casa 0101
Gentle readers! This week’s theatre review for LA Weekly is of René Rivera’s auto-biographical solo show, The King of the Desert. Click here and scroll down to find my review. ~ OR ~ You can just read itRead More
Celebrity Autobiography – 2012
The stars will come out for laughs and a good cause when Craig Bierko and the Celebrity Autobiography team up for Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital on February 21, 2012 for two special performances at Indian Wells Theater. Scheduled toRead More
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EDITOR’S LETTER
Happy New Year, readers!
I'm getting back into it after a quiet Christmas & New Year break.
Lots of plays and art shows lined up for this month, so keep reading!
Smokin’ hot and jazzy — Chantz Powell in performance
Currently tearing up the tap-dance floor, late night on Saturdays in Vitello’s downstairs back bar in Studio City, is a triple-threat phenomenon named Chantz Powell. Immaculately bedecked in a three-piece suit, topped with a stylish fedora, Chantz sings, croons, scats, dances and blasts his trumpet like there’s no tomorrow. If you don’t keep your eyes
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An engaging story of human migration — Deep Ancestry at the Broad
On February 16, 2012, for one night only, The Broad Stage and National Geographic present Deep Ancestry, its most ambitious project in their 120-year history. Explorer-in-Residence Spencer Wells offers the vivid, engaging story of human migration. Deep Ancestry is an epic global journey in search of the secrets of our distant past. Since 2005, National
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Squirmy yet fun — Clybourne Park
LA is truly fortunate at present to have two interrelated plays and productions concurrently on its stages. This matched pair of plays consist of director Phylicia’s Rashad’s handsome production A Raisin in the Sun and director Pam McKinnon’s Clybourne Park – the former a presentation of Ebony Repertory Theatre Company now at the Kirk Douglas
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This week’s LA Weekly review – ‘The King of the Desert’ at Casa 0101
Gentle readers! This week’s theatre review for LA Weekly is of René Rivera’s auto-biographical solo show, The King of the Desert. Click here and scroll down to find my review. ~ OR ~ You can just read it here! GO THE KING OF THE DESERT Bellowing, wildly gesticulating and posturing, René Rivera gives
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Celebrity Autobiography – 2012
The stars will come out for laughs and a good cause when Craig Bierko and the Celebrit