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
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
GIRL TONES Roll the Dice on a New Single
Apparently the name on everyone’s tongue, GIRL TONES is cementing themselves as “what’s next in rock music.” (Stream) Along with
CicLAvia: Culver City, Mar Vista & Venice City Streets Reimagined
City streets will be opened and reimagined as welcoming spaces for the August 2025 CicLAvia. Culver City meets Venice in
Arts24 Heads to World Theater, Festival d’Avignon
France 24 at the Festival d’Avignon: ‘Arts24’ and ‘À l’Affiche’ at the Heart of the 79th Edition Broadcasting on: Tuesday, July
Reclaiming Space: A Flower Shop Becomes a Theater
A FLOWER SHOP BECAME A THEATER. A CITY BECAME THE STORY. In a city once marked as a national flashpoint,
#HFF25: ANN AND ME, reviewed
ANN AND ME: OR THE BIG BAD ABORTION PLAY feels like a rallying cry. In every way, it is. But
#HFF25: THE AMAZING SEX LIFE OF RABBITS, reviewed
In his new original play where a mysterious dinner between two couples erupts into a class war, Michael Shaw Fisher
#HFF25: GRIEF BABY’S FIRST ROAD TRIP, reviewed
Writer/actor/sojourner Adedana Ashebir, goes much farther than she has to in order to feel the father she’s lost to cancer.
#HFF25: PARIS & JULIET, reviewed
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