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Author Archives: Joan Alperin
Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights: Get Ready To Scream — Loud
The other day my friend and I were talking about why we both love to be scared. Why do we walk around pitch black mazes where monsters jump out and scare us? The answer we came up with is that … Continue reading
‘Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally’ There Hasn’t Been a Phone Invented Like This One
‘Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally’ is an extremely funny, sad and highly original coming of age story written by playwright Kevin Armento and directed by Peter Richards. The play features an unconventional narrator: the phone belonging to a troubled … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally', Comedy, Coming of Age Story, Los Angeles, Odyssey Theatre
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‘Dark Harbor’ at the Queen Mary: Prepare To Be Scared-Very Very Scared
I love to be scared. That is why I go to horror films, not the gory ones, just the super scary ones. I like nothing more than to be so scared that I jump out of my seat. It does … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Events, Upcoming Events
Tagged Dark Harbor, Halloween, Queen Mary, Scary
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‘Grey Nomad’ Hop Aboard for a Really Fun Ride
Australian playwright Dan Lee came up with the idea for “Grey Nomad,” a couple of years ago. He was living in the Australian town of Boome and noticed that every year during the dry season, 15,000-60,000 baby boomers would descend … Continue reading
‘Viver Brasil’ Will Bring Its Magic to the Ford Theatre for the Company’s 20th Anniversary
This is an event you do not want to miss. I’ve seen this extraordinary company several times during the years and they never ever disappoint. Viver Brasil is an Afro-Brazilian dance company based in Los Angeles, It was created 20 … Continue reading
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‘Pterodactyls’ A Hilarious Touching Play About a Very Dysfunctional Family
Pterodactyls’ written by the award winning playwright Nicky Silver, is a play that you’ll be thinking about way after the curtain falls. When the play opens we meet the Duncans, an affluent but super dysfunctional family living in the Main … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Pterodactyles' Culver Studios, Comedy, Family, Nicky Silver, Theatre
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Kitten Rescue’s 9th Annual Fur Ball at the Skirball Center September 16th
I always refer to myself as a ‘crazy animal person.’ I have to pet every dog I see and attend every dog and cat show in Los Angeles and beyond. All my animals have been rescues and I firmly believe … Continue reading
‘Silent Sky’ A Beautiful Tribute to the Women Who Led Us To The Stars
Decades before the ‘hidden figures’ were made famous by the Academy Award nominated film, there was a woman named Henrietta Swan Leavitt (the wonderful Jennifer Cannon) who was an astronomer born in 1868. She and her female colleagues, Williamina Fleming … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Silent Sky' International City Theatre, Astronomy, Drama, feminism, long beach
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