Opening Night: Angela Lansbury Dances Her Way Through Blithe Spirit
Want to guffaw and get chills simultaneously? Go to Blithe Spirit at the Ahmanson
Curtain Call: TV Good Guy Richard Thomas Tackles One of the Bard’s Most Villainous Characters
Don't cut off Iago in traffic; he'll follow you home and destroy your car
10 Fantastic Things to Do This Weekend in L.A., 1/29
The Taco Takedown and Aloe Blacc are coming to town, and you don’t want to miss out on either
The Music Center’s 50th Anniversary Spectacular
Condensing 50 years of art in one night made Edward James Olmos cry
Curtain Call: The Quotes That Got Away
Great comments that didn’t make the cut from some of our 2013 interviews
Curtain Call: Writer Bruce Joel Rubin Never Thought He Had a Ghost of a Chance of Working in Theater
The writer and director of "Ghost" went from being an usher at the Shubert Theatre to having a play on Broadway—and winning an Oscar
Curtain Call: Conductor Jeffrey Kahane Offers Up Beethoven With a Side of Greek Mythology
"Anyone who knows the first two symphonies knows something happened for Beethoven to write Symphony No. 3, which was totally unlike any symphony ever written"
Brief Encounter: Opening Night
Want to see something old yet very new? Pop by The Wallis for a spot of romance and ukulele in their production of Brief Encounter
Shaun of the Dead Is Playing at The Greek for One Night Only
The rom-zom-com is back on the big screen
Curtain Call: Director Sheldon Epps Rethinks “Twelve Angry Men”
The jury is out on his provocative casting choices for the production now showing at the Pasadena Playhouse