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Opera Review: ADORATION (LA Opera at REDCAT)
IT’S TOUGH TO ADORE ADORATION; BUT WAS IT MEANT TO BE? I always look forward to new operas presented by Los Angeles Opera and Beth Morrison Projects. They are back with another one: Adoration, with music by Mary Kouyoumdjian and libretto by Royce Vavrek, based on the eponymous 2008 Canadian film by Atom Egoyan. It…
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Theater Review: THE ODYSSEY (American Repertory Theater, Loeb Drama Center in Harvard Square, Cambridge)
A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE ON A FAMILIAR JOURNEY Playwright Kate Hamill takes Homer’s Odyssey and gives it a sharp, contemporary spin, transforming the tale of wily and deceitful Odysseus (Wayne T. Carr) into a meditation on PTSD, accountability, and the shifting tides of power. In this bold reimagining at American Repertory Theater, Odysseus isn’t just a…
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Broadway Review: REDWOOD (Nederlander Theatre)
A DESIGN AS IMPRESSIVE AS A REDWOOD ITSELF The new Broadway musical Redwood, which opened on February 13, is a master class in tech theater. Set designer Jason Ardizzone-West makes this clear from the outset, enclosing the stage in a semi-circle of pinkish-white screens that extend beyond the proscenium arch, even covering the house-right and…
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Off-Broadway Review: GARSIDE’S CAREER (Mint Theatre Company at Theatre Row)
MADELINE SEIDMAN IS REMARKABLE IN GARSIDE’S CAREER Since 1995, the invaluable Mint Theatre Company has been unearthing lost, neglected plays from yesteryear. With artistic director Jonathan Bank at the helm, he has overseen the production of 60 revivals of worthy plays. Harold Brighouse’s Garside’s Career, which opened tonight, is the latest praiseworthy play to be produced…
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Recommended Theater: TITUS ANDRONICUS (Redtwist Theatre)
Titus Andronicus brings prejudice and the politics of revenge to the forefront in Shakespeare’s bloodiest script. Foreign wars have left the country divided, an impulsive leader stokes resentment, and now the country teeters on the brink of civil war over petty grievances and personal vendettas. Can Rome’s leaders save the empire from itself? It’s literally…
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DRAMATIC ELEGANCE: THEATRICAL THEMES FOR HOMECOMING
The beauty of theatre is in its moving nature and constant change. Its dramatic essence connects us with human touch and feelings, challenging the way we think while encouraging us to fantasize more about a world we’ve always aspired to live in. The stage where the magic happens stands as an intersection point between the…
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Concert Review: SHOENBERG’S “PIERROT LUNAIRE” (Camerata Pacifica)
Camerata Pacifica began its February program at the Huntington Library with Lara Morciano’s Embedding Tangles, with flutist Sébastian Jacot, who premiered the piece in 2014. I don’t often get to hear works for solo flute, so this sounded promising. Alas, my initial excitement was instantly killed when we got attacked by a torrent of notes…
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Theater Review: THE HEART SELLERS (Aurora Theatre)
YOU GOTTA HAVE HEART Two young immigrant women find joy and hope in a budding friendship in Lloyd Suh’s The Heart Sellers, at Berkeley’s Aurora Theatre through March 9. The show moves to TheatreWorks in Mountain View for a three-week run in April. Adroitly directed by Jennifer Chang, the two-actor 90-minute one-act, an uproarious comedy…
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Theater Review: CIRCUS QUIXOTE (Lookingglass Theatre)
KNIGHTS AND ACROBATS AN ODD PAIR AT LOOKINGGLASS Circus Quixote—Lookingglass Theatre’s fun spectacle best suited for a family crowd—is an ambitious attempt to merge Miguel de Cervantes’ timeless tale, Don Quijote of La Mancha, with impressive circus artistry. While the production offers tantalizing talents, it ultimately feels like an unfinished work. Michel Rodríguez Cintra The…
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Theater Review: ANNIE (2024/2025 NationalTour)
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE SUN DOESN’T COME OUT, SEE THIS NATIONAL TOUR OF ANNIE If the sun will come out tomorrow, somebody better tell this production. The national tour of Annie, playing at Costa Mesa’s Segerstrom Center for the Arts through February 23, is a two-and-a-half-hour exercise in endurance, proving that while…
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Theater Review: LOVE GAME (Last Call Theatre at The Virgil)
MEET MARKET Have you ever gone to a speed dating event where singles meet, spend a few minutes talking to one person, and then move on to the next person, each for a pre-arranged chat session time? For those who have, and especially for those who never tried it, Last Call Theatre is presenting Love…
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Opera Review: EL RELICARIO DE LOS ANIMALES (1979) (Long Beach Opera at Heritage Square Museum)
THE WHINE OF THE ANIMALS Long Beach Opera continued its season-long devotion to the work of Pauline Oliveros with El Relicario De Los Animales (The Shrine of the Animals), from 1979, with two performances last weekend at Heritage Square Museum, an open-air gem with eight Victorian-era buildings. Sara Andon and Sidney Hopson But before the…
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Theater Review: NOISES OFF (Geffen Playhouse)
ONE COULD GO ON AND ON, EVEN THOUGH IT’S A LITTLE OFF Ah, Noises Off, the ever-reliable theatrical farce that’s been delighting us for decades with its impeccable timing, pratfalls, and, of course, an ungodly number of sardines. Presented at L.A.’s Geffen Playhouse in cahoots with Steppenwolf Theatre—where Geffen’s new Artistic Director Tarell Alvin McCraney…
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Florida is home to some of the most breathtaking spots for adventure, offering a wealth of opportunities for unforgettable experiences with loved ones. Whether you’re seeking thrilling outdoor escapades or looking to unwind in nature’s beauty, the Sunshine State has something to offer. With its scenic coastline and unique attractions, Panama City stands out as…
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Theater Interview: ALEXANDER ROBERTSON (Broadway and West End Producer)
ALEXANDER ROBERTSON. HIS NAME IS ALEXANDER ROBERTSON. At the tender age of 26, Alexander Robertson has made a mark on Broadway as a co-producer with his current show roster including Cabaret at the KitKat Club, Gypsy, and the upcoming Smash and Boop!, both opening this spring. His past credits have included Appropriate, The Wiz, New York,…
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Film Review: MY HUSBAND THE CYBORG (directed by Susanna Cappallero)
YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED More than 20 years ago, a young teenager from Boca Raton, Florida, became the first person in the United States to receive an implanted microchip made by Applied Digital Solutions, a radio identification (RFID) chip like those long used in pets. The “VeriChip” contained a tiny radio transmitter and bits of…
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Off-Broadway Review: BECKETT BRIEFS: FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE (Irish Rep)
ADD THIS TO YOUR BECKETT LIST Beckett Briefs: From the Cradle to the Grave, comprised of three short works by the playwright—Not I, Play, and Krapp’s Last Tape—soundly directed without intermission by Ciarán O`Reilly at Irish Rep, makes for a nice little microdose of art for someone whose weeks, from a cultural standpoint, consist of…
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