Entertainment Articles

Sleepover - Review

Julie's sleepover gets supercharged when she and her friends are challenged to a scavenger hunt by the "popular" girls.

Gipsy Kings Reign at the Greek Theatre - Review

After seventeen years of singing the indigenous Rumba-Flamenca soul of their native people, there is one thing the Gipsy Kings have yet to do. Despite almost two decades of records and performances weighing on their vocal chords, they have yet to lose their vigor, their incredible dexterity, and their passion for breathing song into their beloved gypsy heritage.

The Royal Ballet's Giselle - Review

The Royal Ballet's superb performance of Peter Wright's Giselle at Orange County Performing Arts Center brought numerous curtain calls, cheers, and a standing ovation.

USC Dedeux Field welcomes the 2004 Celebrity Softball Game

The 2004 Celebrity Softball Game comes this year to USC's Dedeux Field to benefit charities including the Los Angeles Children's Hospital. Celebrity Commissioner Dennis Leoni will be there along with over 40 other celebrities as they team up to play some softball and benefit charities.

"Rogerandtom": A Comedic work of Metadrama

"Rogerandtom" is an engaging work of metadrama, raising a series of interesting questions about the role of theatre in theatre itself.

"The Edge Of Allegiance III: Permanent Vacation, or Endless Bummer!": Relentless Berating, or Funny Number?

The MET Theatre's presentation of "The Edge Of Allegiance III: Permanent Vacation, or Endless Bummer!" is a satiric rendition of the debatable events of recent American history.

Godot Has Left The Building at The Lex Theater - Review

An incredibly surreal stage sets the mood-Think of being woken up from a dream- it's the same confusion and distortion, pandering in and out of conciseness...

An Evening with Gipsy Kings

Looking for a hot night on the town? Check out the sexy latin rythms of the Gipsy Kings at The Grove of Anaheim.

Summer Movie Preview

Sure, there's Spider Man 2 and Catwoman, but what else will be playing at your local theater this summer?

Royal Ballet performs Cinderella at OCPAC - Review

From beginning to end, the Royal Ballet's version of Cinderella is enchanting. It begins with a lively and bubbly opening number.

Satan Rears His...Creative Side

Bring your bibles: at Cal. State University Fullerton's Grand Central Art Center, 100 artists have conjured the beast himself in over 100 works of Satan-inspired art.

The new Mel Brooks musical, The Producers, is the most awarded show in Broadway history!

The Producers, the new Mel Brooks musical will make its Orange County premiere at the Orange County Performing Arts Center as part of the Bank of America Broadway Series from August 3-22 in Segerstrom Hall. Everything you've heard is true! Mel Brooks has put the comedy back into musical comedy.

Thoroughly Modern Millie, Winner of six 2002 Tony Awards, Comes to the Center

The winner of six 2002 Tony Awards including Best Musical, "Thoroughly Modern Millie" is this season's most awarded new show on Broadway, and it comes to the Orange County Performing Arts Center July 27-August 1. "Thoroughly Modern Millie" takes audiences back to Manhattan at the height of the Jazz Age, when women were bobbing their hair, raising their hemlines, entering the workforce and rewriting the rules of love.

Napoleon Dynamite - Film Review

Napoleon Dynamite and company are quirky and often bizarre, "....Will you bring me my Chapstick? My lips hurt real bad!"

The Royal Ballet Comes To The Center In One Of Only Two U.S. Engagements

Britain's famed ballet company performs Sir Frederick Ashton's fairytale ballet Cinderella and Peter Wright's romantic Giselle

Travel Back in Time with "Broadway: The Golden Age" - Review

"Broadway: The Golden Age" celebrates and documents a time when the theatre was one of the most popular forms of entertainment. This film truly takes the audience back to a unique time in the history of theatre, when it was immensely popular, and incredibly original and entertaining.