Of Equal Measure Kirk Douglas Theatre   Tanya Barfield’s ambitious period piece bites off a bit more than the production or audience can chew.  The racial discrimination ... Continue Reading →

The Drowsy Chaperone Ahmanson Theatre   The producers of “The Drowsy Chaperone” have their cake and eat it too.  As do the cast, the orchestra and the audience.  ... Continue Reading →

Hoop Girls   It’s all about the hoops. Not the fantastical sport that made Kobe and Shaq into gods, but, the circular-never-out-of -style-must-have-item. I wore the basketball ... Continue Reading →

My Antonia Pacific Resident Theatre   TICKETHOLDERS I’m not sure what happens to me during this particular season, but I am often stuck on escapist summer entertainment ... Continue Reading →

Steve Harvey at Kodak Theater   On Friday, June 6, at the Kodak Theatre was the place to hear in full effect the brazen, sharply-dressed, best man on the radio, Steve Harvey. At ... Continue Reading →

Shipwrecked! An Entertainment: The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont (As Told by Himself) Geffen Playhouse   Gregory Itzin Beginning on the nearly empty and suitably ... Continue Reading →

Walking with Dinosaurs — The Live Experience A Preview: In the Beginning…   TICKETHOLDERS Dinosaurs assailing downtown Los Angeles? Why, that’s the stuff ... Continue Reading →

The Who’s Tommy Ricardo Montalban Theatre   TICKETHOLDERS When we old show-bizzie hippies finally closed up shop on the dawning of the age of you-know-what at the Aquarius ... Continue Reading →