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Cardiologist/Actor Rico Simonini: An Interview Pulsating with Twists, Turns, Legendary Lore, and Doggedly Dramatic Beats
It has been said, health and creativity go hand in hand — in this case, by way of drama and doctoring! Throw in a Triple Threat, and you’ve got a career — nay set of careers and stories to accompany … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Theater
Tagged acting, Actor/Doctor, Cardiology, cinema, Rico Simonini, Theatre
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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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‘Rainbow Bridge’ A Comedy About a Mother, a Sister and a Dog
‘Rainbow Bridge’ directed by Mike Myers and written by Ron Nelson is a new comedy now playing at Santa Monica’s Ruskin Theatre. When the play opens, we meet Jerry (Paul Schackman) a lawyer who is at his vet, Dr. Klein’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 'The Rainbow Bridge', Comedy, Ruskin Theatre, Santa Monica, Theatre
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Theatre Review: ‘Shout Sister Shout’ The Story of the First Lady of Rock & Roll
Long before the great female rocker Janis Joplin came on the scene, there was a lady named, Rosetta Tharpe, a gospel singer born in Cotton Plant, Arkansas in 1915. Miss Tharpe was gospel’s first superstar and the preeminent crossover figure … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Shout Sister Shout', Gospel, Musical, Pasadena Playhouse, Rock and roll, Rosetta Tharpe, Theatre
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LADIES and LOBSTERS: A Magical Night of Art, Wine and Comedy—at Oh My Ribs Theatre this Coming Saturday!
Artwork, wine tasting, female stand-up comedy, more artwork, more wine tasting, comics from Comedy Central, Showtime, and Last Comic Standing!!!—What do all these things have in common? They are all things you can meet, watch, drink, witness and purchase at … Continue reading
Orpheus, Expect the Unexpected: The Four Larks Secret Underground Shows Set In DTLA
The Four Larks Theater troupe hailing Australia performed a residency and a special showcase of their talents of their interpretation of the classic tale of Orpheus at the Getty Villa last weekend. For those who missed the Getty Villa shows or … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News & Sports, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged avant garde, Billy Bennight, dance, Downtown LA, Downtown. Los Angeles, DTLA, Events, Gorilla Theater, katabasis, Live Music, Modern, Orpheus, Orphic, Performance, Performance Art, Secret, theater, Theatre, Underground
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The Pirates of Penzance, a hilarious musical, premieres March 7 in Thousand Oaks
The Pirates of Penzance, one of the most popular musicals from Gilbert and Sullivan, will have it’s Gala Premiere on March 7th. The Pirates of Penzance is about a young man, Frederic, who upon his 21st birthday, is sent to … Continue reading
