ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: THE MANY LIVES OF LADY M, reviewed

Women were never supposed to rise above their station as Mother and Mute. Definitely not as a circulated author.  Yet, 18th century artistocrat, Lady Mary

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: UNTIL DEATH, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com

COPYRIGHT NOTICE All reviews, interviews, essays and other original materials have been written and/or recorded exclusively for Gia On The Move. No part of this

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: STAGE MAMMA, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com

COPYRIGHT NOTICE All reviews, interviews, essays and other original materials have been written and/or recorded exclusively for Gia On The Move. No part of this

ARTS & THEATRE

Beloved Los Angeles marketing consultant C. Raul Espinoza dies

The Los Angeles theater community is mourning the passing of beloved marketing consultant, community liaison and producer C. Raul Espinoza, who passed away from cancer on

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: REAL PEOPLE, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com

COPYRIGHT NOTICE All reviews, interviews, essays and other original materials have been written and/or recorded exclusively for Gia On The Move. No part of this

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: THE INJUSTICE OF VIRGINITY, reviewed

THE INJUSTICE OF VIRGINITY is a 55 minute, one-woman show that follows Justice, played by the vivacious Dominique Turner, as she seeks to escape her

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: AND WHAT OF THE CHILDREN, reviewed

AND WHAT OF THE CHILREN, by Ryan Lisman, is an intense and entertaining play, dealing with a sensitive subject matter. It is certainly a bold

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: BETSY & PATTY FIND OUT, reviewed

BETSY & PATTY FIND OUT is a little gem of a show by Aaron Francis, that could not be more timely, given our current predicament.

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: BLACKOUT, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com

COPYRIGHT NOTICE All reviews, interviews, essays and other original materials have been written and/or recorded exclusively for Gia On The Move. No part of this

ARTS & THEATRE

#HFF25: HOLY HOLY: THE BIRTH OF DISCO, reviewed

Absurd, bright, colorful, and campy, HOLY HOLY: THE BIRTH OF DISCO redefines what it means to be a fun-loving girl in the neoliberal world.  The