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Events to Honor and Celebrate Black History Month
Black History is World History. Black History Parade and Festival in Altadena & Pasadena February 16, 2019 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. FREE The 37th annual Black History Parade and Festival will begin at 10 a.m. at Charles White … Continue reading
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Tagged 37th annual Black History Parade and Festival, Activating Artists: Know Your Rights, Ayuko Babu, Black Composers Songversation, Black Panther, California African American Museum, Charles White Park, Danny Glover, Ja’net DuBois, Jacques Lesure Jazz Trio, LA Phil, Leveraging Influence: Black Celebrity & Activism, Long Beach's 17th annual African-American Festival, mardi gras, Pan-African Film and Arts Festival
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The ’10th Annual Edwardian Ball’ Returns to Multi-Level Landmark ‘Fonda’
From lovers of the Neo-Victorian and Edwardian era—the latter the reign of Britain’s King Edward VII, to lovers of All-Things-Edward Gorey—that is, the author, illustrator, and designer, Edward St. John Gorey of the Gashleycrumb Tinies and “PBS Mystery!” intro fame. The Edwards … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events, Fashion, Miscellanious, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged 10th Annual Edwardian Ball, cos-play, costumes, Edward Gorey, Edwardian, Justin Katz, Mike Gaines, Rosin Coven, Shannon Gaines, The Edward Gorey Charitable Trust, The Edwardian Ball, The Fonda Theatre, Vau de Vire
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Usher in the Year of the Pig at LA’s Chinese New Year Festivals
The Chinese Lunar New Year in LA has always been a no-brainer. Just head on over to Chinatown for their annual Golden Dragon Parade and festival. But this year it seems like everybody is trying to horn in on the … Continue reading
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Tagged 120th Annual New Year Festival & Golden Dragon Parade in Chinatown, Chinatown, Chinatown's Midnight Temple Ceremony, Chinese Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year at Santa Monica Place, Chinese New Year Festival in Monterey Park, Lion dancers, Lunar New Year at the Americana at Brand, Lunar New Year Festival Hosted by USC Pacific Asia Museum, Queen Mary's Chinese New Year Shanghai Nights, San Gabriel's Lunar New Year, Shanghai Night, The Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau, Thien Hau Temple, Year of the Pig
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Broadway and Film Star Carol Channing Takes her Final Bow
Early this morning, B. Harlan Boll, publicist for Carol Channing, announced the actress’ passing at 2:31 this morning, January 15, 2019, of natural causes at her home in Rancho Mirage. She was 97. “It is with extreme heartache, that I … Continue reading
‘Blue Surge’ Brings a Cool Autumn Breeze to the Marilyn Monroe Theatre
UPDATED: 11/17/18 1:45 p.m. This review features the “Blue Cast” with Eddie Alfano as Curt, Hope Quattrocki as Sandy, Steve Mize as Doug, Whitney Anderson as Beth, and Rosie Koocher as Heather. Intimate relationships are tricky, especially when opposites attract. … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Surge, Coleman Kelly, Eddie Alfano, Eliza Padden, Helen Menafee, Hope Quattrocki, Lee Strasburg Theatre & Film Institute, Maggie Cleary, Marilyn Monroe Theatre, Matthew Callari, Mia Macron, Paul Rush, Rebecca Gilman, Rosie Koocher, Sixty-Six Theatre Company, Steve Mize, Whitney Anderson
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Award-Winning Play About Marilyn Monroe Bares All
“But I’m the blonde!” announced Marilyn Monroe logically, when comparing her much lower pay to that of her brunette co-star, Jane Russell, for their smash hit, “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” (1953). Details such as that quote intriguingly flesh out the one-woman show … Continue reading
High Class and Well-Appointed ‘Orient Express’ Arrives at the La Mirada Theater for the Performing Arts
Director Sheldon Epps has brought to the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts a powerful piece that invites us onto the stage and into the mystery, without grabbing us by the collar and yanking, with Ken Ludwig’s adaptation of Agatha … Continue reading
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Anne Gee Byrd, Brad Culver, Christine Dunford, EB Bohks, Hercule Poirot, Hope Noel Bradley, Jared A. Sayeg, Julia Aks, Ken Ludwig, La Mirada Theater for the Performing Arts, La Mirada Theatre For The Performing Arts, Matthew Floyd Miller, Murder on the Orient Express, Nike Doukas, Rachel Seifirth, Sheldon Epps, Shon LeBlanc, Stephen Gifford, Terry Hanrahan, Time Winters, Tony Amendola, Will Block, Zarah Mahler
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