I’ll be honest. I went to opening night of “Kate” with a chip on my shoulder. ‘Not another theater keeping…
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In comedy timing is just about everything. “Just For Us” opened on Broadway last June. It is a one man…
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“Inherit the Wind,” now at the Pasadena Playhouse, may be the best argument for continuing to teach history and literature,…
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The Barber of Seville has a well-earned position in the opera canon. Filled with delightful music – often familiar from…
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Call him Don Giovanni or call him Don Juan, he is a character on to whom the morality of a…
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No spoiler alerts necessary here. Even if you did not study Shakespeare’s Othello in high school, certainly you have picked…
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In 1902, when Pelléas & Mélisande debuted, impressionistic painting had already come to a head. The impressionists had produced hazy…
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Mozart may be the master of opera buffa. The current cast in LA Opera’s production of The Marriage of Figaro…
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