Review: Blues in the Night
Conceived and directed by Sheldon Epps, Blues in the Night is a passionate and energetic revue of classic blues songs of the 1920's and 1930's. Driven without a narrative storyline, the setting is a seedy Chicago hotel where three women emotionally
Review: Roseanne Cash, the Broad Stage
On March 12, 2016, I attended a performance by singer/songwriter Rosanne Cash at the Eli & Edythe Broad Stage. The Americana singer/songwriter graced the stage with her husband, producer- guitarist John Leventhal. At first glance, one can tell she is a
“Leonard Bernstein at 100” at the Skirball Cultural Center
"Leonard Bernstein at 100," is currently on view at the Skirball Cultural Center. I attended the press event prior to the exhibit opening and was inspired to write an additional (more personal) article about how West Side Story affected me as
Review: Jazz at Drew Concert Series
Returning last year, after an eight year hiatus, the 2017 Jazz at Drew Concert Series was held Saturday, October 7th on the campus of Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science (CDU). This year marked the 20th time the event
Blues Legend Buddy Guy Can Still Tear It Up
Photo by Richard Bilow One of the few remaining old guard blues legends, Buddy Guy graced us with his presence last week at the Saban Theater in Beverly Hills. The 81 year old guitarist shows no signs of slowing
Review: 2017 Malibu Guitar Festival, Opening Night!
The 3rd Annual Malibu Guitar Festival kicked off last night, Thursday May 18th with its opening night benefit at Casa Escobar in Malibu. The festival brings together some of the world's greatest players for four days of guitar worship featuring unique