Review: Miss America’s Ugly Daughter at the Broad Stage
Mothers cast long shadows. Especially when they are narcissistic beauty queens. Barra Grant was the only daughter of Bess Myerson the one and only Jewish Miss America – who was crowned in 1945. Barra is an actress and screenwriter who is
Review: Mary Poppins at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre – pure magic!!
The Morgan-Wixson Theatre was transformed into turn of the century streets of London in their wonderful production of the timeless classic, Mary Poppins. The performances were wonderful. The acting, the dancing, the singing, set design, costumes, lighting and direction by Kristie
Theater Review: New York Water at the West Coast Jewish Theatre
Why do two lonely people, so desperate for a connection, they will do anything to find peace and happiness? In New York Water, two neurotic New Yorkers meet through a personal ad, and find love in Manhattan. She is a self-absorbed narcissist
Review: The Revisionist at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts!
The Revisionist produced by the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts is a very compelling play running through Sunday April 17th. Written by Jesse Eisenberg, the Oscar-nominated star of The Social Network and frequent contributor to The New Yorker, and
Review: The Heart of Robin Hood at the Wallis
The Heart of Robin Hood, a modern and bold new twist on the classic tale of taking from the rich and giving to the poor, is filled with aerobatic stunts, visually appealing set production that captivated the attention of everyone in
Theater Review: SOMETHING ROTTEN! at the Ahmanson Theatre
Something Rotten! is anything but. The Ahmanson Theatre's Los Angeles premiere of the Broadway smash, which is nominated for 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, is in fact many things -- hilarious, outrageous, superbly clever, dazzling to watch, bitingly satiric, emphatically