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ARTS REVIEW: 'FANTASIA' AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL
The Magic of Disney’s 'Fantasia' Recreated by John Mauceri, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
The evening was full of mesmerizing classical tunes by the likes of Mozart and Tchaikovsky, integrating unused elements of 'Fantasia' to give a fresh perspective.
ARTS REVIEW: 'I WATCH, THEREFORE I AM'
A Philosophical Study of the Great Mysteries of Life as Explained Through TV Icons
Anyone who likes television should like 'I Watch, Therefore I Am.' Anyone who likes 'I Watch, Therefore I Am' should like philosophy...
ARTS REVIEW: ANTHONY LISTER JUNK FOOD ART HOUSE AT HVW8
Surreal Pop Art Depicting Comic Heroes for a Little Escapism in Our Post-9/11 World
If I had to make a guesstimation of Lister's work ... I'd say it's a reflection of the common man today masking ourselves in our escapes.
ARTS REVIEW: ALEXANDER MCQUEEN - SAVAGE BEAUTY
British Fashion Designer Exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Weird...and So Cool
A model in a white cotton muslin dress is spray-painted black and yellow by two robots. The crowd oohs and ahs in French, Dutch, German, English, Russian, and Hebrew.
ARTS REVIEW: RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY - 'FULLY CHARGED'
A Classic Circus to Bring Out the Kid in Adults & Cause the Kids to Laugh Contagiously
The second that guy flies out of a cannon on freaking fire? Like, real fire? You kind of forget your ambitions, worries, longings...maybe even the girl next to you.
ARTS REVIEW: 'SLEEP NO MORE'
Wander Through a "Hotel" in a Creepy, Interactive Telling of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth'
"It's powerful stuff that ought be experienced by anyone who knows what it feels like to wake up with the sweats..."
ARTS REVIEW: LORNA SIMPSON
Ghostly Photography of Times Past on Display at the Brooklyn Museum in New York
“When you tear a photo out, it leaves a ghost behind -- a marker,” said Morris, explaining the inclusion of the gouache images.
ARTS REVIEW: 'UNTOUCHABLE'
A Beautifully Written Novel About Y2K, Cults, and a Grieving Family Which Will Touch You
It is just this wanting that draws the reader right up to the brink of that horizon, where we hover, wait, and, despite ourselves, hope for the best.
ARTS REVIEW: 'AI WEIWEI: NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPHS 1983-1993'
Asia Society's Photography Exhibit in New York is Both Personal & Political
Beginning with the photographs of 1986 and 1987, there is a shift from the personal to the public. This was the direct consequence of major changes in the neighborhood.
ARTS REVIEW: 'MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD'
'Uncle Tom’s Cabin' Revisited - The Novel, The Plays, Tomitudes, The Movies
A provocative study that makes it clear that Harriet Beecher Stowe and Uncle Tom “deserve our reconsideration -- and our respect.”
ARTS REVIEW: 'BAKERSFIELD MIST' AT THE FOUNTAIN THEATRE
Dynamic Duo Wrestles with the Meaning of Art
The play concerns not only the question of what is the nature of “art” but the nature of the two lives dependent on the validation of this canvas.
ARTS REVIEW: 'TARTUFFE' AND 'THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR'
Shakespeare and Moliere Reinterpreted Underneath the Sun and Stars in Topanga’s Woods
Whether taking in a matinee showing of The Merry Wives of Windsor or an evening play of Tartuffe, audiences will definitely be entertained and amused...
ARTS REVIEW: ‘THE OLD SETTLER’
Tales of Human Resilience and Passion Persist in Latest Production in Long Beach, CA
Solid performances all around, a qualitative story laced with just the right dose of social commentary and enough comedy to tickle your funny bone aplenty...
ARTS REVIEW: TIM BURTON AT LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART
The Inner Workings of Tim Burton’s Mind is Electrifyingly On Display at Museum
Unless you either never heard of Tim Burton or completely despise his work, it is difficult, neigh impossible, to not be in awe by the substantially large collection...
ARTS REVIEW: 'STRIP STRIP HOORAY' AT THE ROXY
Dita Von Teese Brings Glitz and Glam to Hollywood in a Supreme Spectacle of Burlesque
Dita’s new show provided a great evening of entertainment, showcased fabulous burlesque talent & featured enough rhinestones to dazzle even the most cynical viewer...
ARTS REVIEW: CHERRY BOOM BOOM AT KING KING
Going on a Burlesque Night-time 'Rendezvous' in Hollywood, CA
Sensuous and precise bellydance by Mayte Garcia, a hoop performance made to look easy by Kelleia Sheerin, and enticingly choreographed group numbers swirled around the ce
ARTS REVIEW: THE CHINESE MASSACRE (ANNOTATED)
Tom Jacobson Retells the Lynching of 18 Chinese Men in 1871 Los Angeles
By delving into the 1871 race riots, 'The Chinese Massacre' essentially places rather earthy perspective on the overall history of racial tensions in the City of Angels.
ARTS REVIEW: 'A HOUSE NOT MEANT TO STAND' AT THE FOUNTAIN THEATER
Tennessee Williams’ Birthday Centennial Play Entertains and Reveals
He died in a hotel room, so they say, trying to put eyedrops into his eyes, holding the bottle cap in his mouth. He swallowed it. It choked him to death.
ARTS REVIEW: 'USUAL PLACES'
MashUp Contemporary Dance Company’s New & Unusual Show Took Over Hollywood, Heads North
This company is definitely one to keep an eye on. They are quickly establishing themselves as one that is going to keep growing, experimenting, and eventually coming into
ARTS REVIEW: ‘SOUTHERN COMFORTS’
International City Theater Production Pokes Fun at Unitary Love
A two-person, one-set production, 'Southern Comforts' takes a few lighthearted jabs at twilight romance...