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OEDIPUS THE KING, MAMA! at the Getty Villa

Just when you think the Troubies can’t get any better, they go ahead and OEDIPUS THE KING, MAMA!  Yes, that title is in fact –

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THE OPPOSITE OF LOVE at the Hudson Backstage

It was so fucking cynical!   I don’t generally add vulgar expletives to my reviews.  Mostly because it’s practically never necessary.  And those kinds of

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BETRAYAL at the Lee Strasberg Institute, reviewed

Harold Pinter’s, BETRAYAL is not a play I’ve ever seen done on stage before.  For a first experience, the presentation at the Lee Strasberg Theatre

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TEKE::TEKE’s “Omani Heya” is perfect for a Monday in America

Montreal-based, Japanese psych-rock group TEKE::TEKE shared single + visualizer, this past week, “Onaji Heya (HOLY FUCK Remix).” We thought it was perfect for a Monday morning in

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Fountain Theatre Welcomes New Managing Director

The Fountain Theatre is pleased to announce two major milestones in its storied history. First, the appointment of Johannah Maynard Edwards as its new managing director. And

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FALL 2025: Free Jewel City Concert Series in Downtown Glendale

Free performances every Saturday on the Glendale Artsakh Paseo celebrate music, connection, and community spirit. The Jewel City Concert Series returns this fall with five consecutive

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The Aces Release GOLD STAR BABY album & tour dates

The quintessential pop band of it-girls, The Aces, just released their new album Gold Star Baby via SoundOn. A concept album that doesn’t take itself

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Sara Angel’s Storied Music History

SARA ANGEL is a great name for a singer and like Elvis and Madonna, it’s not made-up; her parents are Christian artist Priscila Angel and Los Temerarios frontman Gustavo Angel.

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Rogue Machine SEASON 18 Launches October 4, 2025

Rogue Machine Season 18 Offerings Include 4 Plays New to Los Angeles, a Festival of New Plays in Development, and Hollywood Fringe Rogue Machine invites

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SOME LIKE IT HOT at the Hollywood Pantages

Matthew López and Amber Ruffin’s theatrical adaptation of the Billy Wilder (MGM) film, SOME LIKE IT HOT [1], isn’t just vibrant and colorful entertainment.  It