Review: “On Beckett” at the Kirk Douglas Theater
Do not shy away from seeing Bill Irwin's "On Beckett" if you feel lacking in your knowledge of the literary master's work. Irwin acknowledges that he is not a scholar nor has he read all of Beckett's literary output; rather he
Review: C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert at The Broad Stage
C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert is a one-man play written, performed and co-directed by Max McLean at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica. Produced and co-directed by Ken Denison, McLean portrays C. S. Lewis, the much adored British author
Event Review: “Stand Up for Beyond Baroque”
Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center put on a rousing evening of comedy on January 21 at the Hotel Erwin in Venice as a fundraiser to help pay for very needed and high priority repair to their building's roof. "Stand Up for
Review: A PARIS LOVE STORY, Hershey Felder, the Wallis
A PARIS LOVE STORY, is Felder's love for Paris, the love for his mother and his love for Debussy's music. I'm already a huge fan of Hershey Felder having seen his productions of the life of George Gershwin and Ludwig van
Film Review: Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck at Sundance 2015!
Written by An Bar Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck Premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2015 DIRECTOR: Brett Morgen Film Review by Anya Baroff Photos: Kayte Methven See image: Courtney Love; Director, Frances Bean Cobain; Director, Brett Morgen; Producer, Francis Bean Cobain,
Review: Pasadena Playhouse, Good Boys
Good Boys at the Pasadena Playhouse is a probing and psychological drama about what happens in and around a private, prestigious Jesuit prep school for boys, Saint Joseph’s Prep in the Washington, DC suburbs in 1988. Though the play, written by