The Unfair Advantage – Is It Magic, Cheating or Both? Find Out at La Jolla Playhouse
Magicians aren’t supposed to tell you how they do their tricks. Harry Milas has a great way of threading the needle because he is able to differentiate magic and cheating ... Continue Reading →
3 Summers of Lincoln: A Stunning World Premiere
Telling a crucial slice of American history via the very clever construct of Lincoln’s last three summers, provides a more nuanced perspective of the Civil War than many ... Continue Reading →
What the Constitution Means to Me
Now onstage in Solana Beach is the most produced play in America for the last three years. It was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, it has two Tony Award nominations and ... Continue Reading →
Catching Fire: The Story Of Anita Pallenberg
Arguably the only woman who could be deemed a member of the Rolling Stones, Anita Pallenberg’s life traced the apogee of the band’s most creative era. Her relationships ... Continue Reading →
Drew Holcomb On The March – Great New Album and Another Tour
Drew Holcomb was one of the first in a satisfyingly growing list of artists that our daughters suggested we check out. We have seen Holcomb several times in concert, at ... Continue Reading →
‘Noises Off’ at Geffen Playhouse showcases outrageous comedy chaos
NOISES OFF, one of the funniest stage-plays ever written, needs a cast with ultra sharp comedic skills and exceptional timing. So congratulations are in order for the ... Continue Reading →
David Gray in SoCal
With a sharp backing band, David Gray swept into Harrah’s Resort SoCal and delivered a satisfying performance of some things old, some things new, some things borrowed ... Continue Reading →
Becoming Led Zeppelin – A Wonderful and Unexpected Glimpse Into the Origins of a Monumental Band
By focusing on the band before they became untouchable (in terms of competition and bad behavior) this sparkling documentary is able to tell the undertold story ... Continue Reading →
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