ROGER WATERS

Jun 21st, 2007 0 Comment
Roger Waters Verizon Amphitheatre All the acrimony that apparently holds Pink Floyd apart does nothing but fuel demand for the quartet’s somewhat sporadic offerings.  Most prolific ... Continue Reading →

GEORGE GERSHWIN ALONE

Jun 21st, 2007 0 Comment
George Gershwin AloneGeffen Playhouse TICKETHOLDERS What better way to spend a hot summer evening than listening to all the marvelous songs created by George Gershwin? How about the ... Continue Reading →

RAINMAKER

Jun 21st, 2007 0 Comment
The RainmakerKnightsbridge Theatre TICKETHOLDERS The crickets chirping can be distractingly loud when the wincingly dated and oft-revived 1954 bucolic warhorse The Rainmaker is resuscitated, ... Continue Reading →

EIGHT-18

Jun 21st, 2007 0 Comment
Eight–18 It doesn’t happen very often, but there are two restaurants with very similar names: Ate 1-8 and Eight-18; the former, located in Tarzana, features an eclectic ... Continue Reading →

TO MISS NEW ORLEANS? (PART 1)

Jun 15th, 2007 0 Comment
Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?Memories of the 21st Annual Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival… and of the City that George W. DUH Forgot [ Part ... Continue Reading →

STONE FIRE PIZZA CO.

Jun 14th, 2007 0 Comment
Stone Fire Pizza Co.: A Different Kinda Pizza Joint There’s a new kid on the block and his name is Greg Morris.  Like some of the regulars: Puck, Splichal and Drago,  ... Continue Reading →

MISSOURI WALTZ

Jun 14th, 2007 0 Comment
Missouri Waltz Blank Theatre Company at the 2nd Stage TICKETHOLDERS In the creaky new Missouri Waltz, written and starring Karen Black, a pregnant and disillusioned commune-dwelling ... Continue Reading →

NO MAN’S LAND

Jun 14th, 2007 0 Comment
No Man’s Land Theatre/Theater TICKETHOLDERS The working-class Brits turned poets in the 1950s by Harold Pinter give way to characters lost in a world of affluent privilege in ... Continue Reading →
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