Local Entertainment Articles

Music Martinis and the California Philharmonic-Upcoming Concerts

Los Angeles Times Adventure & Travel Show 2011

The L.A. Convention Center becomes the ultimate destination for those passionate about worldwide travel

RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES: A First Look from 20th Century Fox and acclaimed Director Rupert Wyatt

RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, the summer blockbuster on slate for release August 2011, previewed its first look during a Facebook live stream event direct from the special effects wizards of WETA Digital

Foundation Rwanda - An Evening of Food & Foto's LA

Fifteen of LA’s most celebrated chef’s gathered recently at The Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills for An Evening of Food and Foto’s to benefit Foundation Rwanda

God of Carnage Theatre Review - The Clash of the Titans Revisited

The original Broadway cast of God of Carnage bring heavyweight laughter to the Ahmanson

Merchant of Venice at the Broad Stage Review - Powerful as Today's News

Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice at the Broad Stage, presented by Theatre for a New Audience, is an important, engaging, delightful

Small Engine Repair Review - Vrooom

Small Engine Repair will not let you get comfortable or complacent or let you assume for one second that you know what’s going to happen next. These 90 minutes are full of surprises

Cirque Du Soleil to Present Quidam in Long Beach Eight Performances Only From April 20-24, 2011

The Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center is offering Exclusive Discounted Tickets Available Online Now for Cirque Club Members. Tickets for General Public On Sale from December 13

The Prisoner of Second Avenue Review - Meet me at the corner of Angst and Paranoia

Meet me at the corner of Angst and Paranoia

The Bluest Eye - Based on the novel by Toni Morrison

This expression of The Bluest Eye tells us, shows us, helps us understand. Phantom Projects Theatre Group specializes in plays based on classic pieces of literature. From here on out, I vow to see every one

Just Imagine Review - Working Class Hero

At the close of the show, the audience members who weren’t leading the standing ovation rushed up to shake his hand or get a quick photo. Now that’s the real deal

The Kardashians Family Bond

On a lovely sunset hour, near the poolside of the Sunset Tower Hotel in Los Angeles is where the Kardashians hit the red carpet to celebrate the launch of the REDBOOK Magazine May Cover of their first family issue

THE ESCORT Review - An Explicit Play for Discriminating People

Jane Anderson’s new play at the Geffen Playhouse will have people talking. Sex is the topic with plenty of graphic sex talk throughout the play. Forget sexual innuendo; this is down and dirty sex itself

The Golden Gays Review - Sunny Days at Shady Pines

Don’t dilly dally getting your tickets: The Golden Gays is back in LA by popular demand with the emphasis on both “popular” and “demand”

Terry Knowles Promoted to President And CEO of Los Angeles Master Chorale

Terry Knowles, long-time executive director of the Los Angeles Master Chorale (LAMC), has been promoted to President and CEO of the world-renowned chorus effective immediately, announced LAMC Chairman Mark Foste

The Cripple of Inishmaan Review - Outrageous Banter, Stunning Cruelty

You will be entertained, astonished and also saddened

Prisoner of Second Avenue Theatre Review

The Wasatch Theatrical Ventures and GTC Burbank remind us of what recession looks like from the eyes of a middle class Brooklyn couple during the early 1970s in Neil Simon's Prisoner of Second Avenue

"Burn This" Review - CTG Delivers at the Mark Taper

There is so much to love about Center Theatre Group's production of Burn This, at the Mark Taper Forum

Royal Theatre Review- Underground Theatre presents "Rent" at the Hudson Theatre in Hollywood

The Royal Underground Theatre Company's production of Rent is, for the most part, a solid production of a cultish show that makes a lot out of its more modest creation