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THE CIVILITY OF ALBERT CASHIER - A New Musical at the Colony Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck This is a story about young person who was born a woman whose need to fight and see justice done and wanting to serve the country he loved was the catalyst for living life as a man. The astonishing true story of a Civil War ...
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CLARKSTON - Echo Theater Company at The Atwater Village Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Perfectly cast with strong performances, Clarkston is divinely enjoyable from the very start. Samuel D. Hunter (Playwright) included the original, never failing comedic moments as a woven tread throughout the play. Highly ...
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'BROOKLYN'S WAY' - THEATRE 68 ARTS COMPLEX
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck In this seductive, thought-provoking play, the 4th wall immediately broken, at the very start, where Brooklyn (Amye Partain) sits in the audience from where she becomes a team player, after a few cords of guitar playing and ...
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HAMILTON - Hollywood Pantages Theatre
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Reviewed by Nyla Arslanian Webster: An opera is a theatrical piece that tells a story totally through the music. It consists of recitatives which provide the narrative plot line and elaborate chorus singing, along with duets and arias, which are the ...
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CREVASSE - Son of Semele at The Victory Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck The play opens in pre-World War II Germany when many Jews were targeted and brutally eliminated. Lotte Jeager (Ann Noble), the wife of film critic Ernest Jaeger (Leo Marks), is Jewish. Although she doesn't want to leave ...
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ARE YOU LISTENING - Actors Co-op Theatre Company
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Reviewed by Amanda Callas Are You Listening is the premiere of a new autobiographical play at the Actors Co-op in Hollywood. This Co-op Too! limited run production is a creative play-space for actors and writers at the Co-op to develop new works. The ...
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HONEYMOON SUITE (WITH APOLOGIES TO NEIL SIMON - SkyPilot at 905 Cole Theatre
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August 18, 2024 Review by Chris Cassone cc@chriscassone.com "Plaza Suite," the award-winning and very successful 1968 Neil Simon play (alluded to in the play's title) set the standard to which playwright Kelli Bowlden aspires. She essentially copied ...
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THE ANTI YOGI - Zephyr Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Visited 'The Anti Yogi' - a solo play at the Zephyr Theatre on Sunday evening. The show is simply brilliant! It is truly exceptional in every aspect. Written and acted by Mayuri Bhandari who is accompanied by superbly ...
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COMPANY - Hollywood Pantages Theatre
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Reviewed by Nyla Arslanian Having seen the original Broadway production in 1972, I was thrilled that the reimagined current production of Company was coming to the Pantages Theatre. For so many years, this show had always been one of my favorites. ...
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FOREVER FLAMENCO - Fountain Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Flamenco, a unique form of song, dance and instrumentals (mostly guitar), commonly associated with the Gypsies of southern Spain, with its rhythm, footwork, body and hand movements and through the emotional intensity of the ...
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BAUHAUS PROJECT - Open Fist Theatre at Atwater Village Theater
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck The Avant-Garde Movement ranging from paintings and graphics to architecture and interiors throughout the 1920s and 1930s transformed Modern Art into a unique artistic style that showed new and completely original ideas, ...
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HERE COMES THE NIGHT - The Zephyr Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Is it a science or the experience; but when the universe brings two people together to create new realities, life changing things happen and usually both parties benefit from it and there are many other lives involved. We ...
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DIDO OF IDAHO - Echo Theatre Company at Atwater Village Theatre
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Reviewed by: Amalisha HuEck Upon entering the theatre's seating area, cleverly placed in a circular fashion leaving the middle as a stage, we pass by scattered items on and outside the designated space. Seeing this, it was hard to guess where the ...
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PETER PAN - Hollywood Pantages Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck If you have a child, I highly recommend letting him/her experience a pure magic of imagination, where freedom is profoundly experienced through the fantasy of flying. Being a kid here is cherished and enjoyed profoundly, ...
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GIRL IN REVERSE: A Feminine Rage Manifesto - Hollywood Fring Fest at The Zephyr Theatre
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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Experiencing different relationships after being with one loving, supportive person for 15 years, is a way to break the habit of eating the same ice-cream every day, says Avery Volk (writer & performer) in her GIRL IN ...
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