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His son died in the Parkland shooting. He's fighting for gun reform onstage and with a controversial AI clone by Jessica Gelt

Manuel Oliver lost his son, Joaquin 'Guac' Oliver, in the Parkland school shooting. He's now bringing his gun-reform activism to the stage in a one-man show that's playing at Kirk Douglas Th…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on September 8, 2025☆⚑

The maximalist father of Minimalism, Terry Riley, turns 90 by Mark Swed

A look at how Terry Riley, on the occasion of his 90th birthday celebration at the Ford, changed music with 'In C,' and what he's up to now in Japan.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on September 6, 2025☆⚑

Elvis kills dad, marries mom as Troubies shake up Sophocles in 'Oedipus the King, Mama!' at the Getty Villa by Charles McNulty

The Troubadour Theater Company returns to the Getty Villa for 'Oedipus the King, Mama!,' a mashup of Elvis and Sophocles that's all shook up.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on September 5, 2025☆⚑

He was in that electric 'Jesus Christ Superstar.' His day job? Hollywood Bowl usher by Mariella Rudi

Tyrone Huntley played Simon alongside Cynthia Erivo and Adam Lambert in "Jesus Christ Superstar" at the Hollywood Bowl. Days later he was back to his regular gig: seating people at the venue.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:29pm on August 25, 2025☆⚑

'Shucked' at Hollywood Pantages delivers a cornucopia of delight by Charles McNulty

With songs by Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally and book by Robert Horn, 'Shucked' is a Broadway musical about corn that's too funny to be considered corny.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on August 22, 2025☆⚑

Pirates in Long Beach? Go swashbuckling at this campy, interactive show aboard a tall ship by Todd Martens

Quests take place throughout the top deck of the American Pride, a 130-foot schooner docked at Long Beach's Pine Avenue Pier.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on August 19, 2025☆⚑

'& Juliet' euphorically turns Shakespeare's tragedy into a Max Martin dance party by Charles McNulty

A sensation on Broadway and London's West End, '& Juliet' updates Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' with a dose of female empowerment and a slew of hits from juggernaut producer Max Marti…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 3:27pm on August 18, 2025☆⚑

I attended a Black Out performance and, as a white critic, it opened my eyes in an unexpected way by Charles McNulty

Echo Theater Company's West Coast premiere of 'Berta, Berta,' a romantic drama by Angelica Chéri that was inspired by a chain gang song from the notorious Mississippi prison Parchman Farm, …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:10pm on August 12, 2025☆⚑

Gustavo Dudamel is briefly, joyously back at the Bowl with the L.A. Phil by Mark Swed

Gustavo Dudamel begins his only week at the Hollywood Bowl this summer with a classical/jazz dialogue between Ellington and Ravel.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:59pm on August 6, 2025☆⚑

Appreciation: Robert Wilson, who changed everything he touched, was the most influential theater artist of our time by Mark Swed

Robert Wilson, who changed everything he touched, was the most influential theater artist of our time. And for him all theater was opera.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on August 6, 2025☆⚑

'Jesus Christ Superstar' transcends in starry Hollywood Bowl celebration led by divine Cynthia Erivo by Charles McNulty

In 'Jesus Christ Superstar,' the conflict between Cynthia Erivo's all-seeing, all-feeling Jesus and Adam Lambert's competitive yet remorseful Judas was thrillingly brought to life in their d…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:15pm on August 4, 2025☆⚑

Robert Wilson, visionary playwright, director and visual artist, dies at 83 by Lauren Harvey

Robert Wilson, a leader in avant-garde theater who collaborated with Philip Glass, David Byrne and Lady Gaga over his six-decade career, has died. He was 83.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:06pm on August 1, 2025☆⚑

Wallis Annenberg, visionary philanthropist who helped transform L.A., dies at 86 by Deborah Vankin

Wallis Annenberg, philanthropist who made massive donations to arts, education and animal welfare causes and whose name is on venues around Los Angeles County, has died.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:07am on July 28, 2025☆⚑

Lakers T-shirts and opera on the lake in a small town in Austria by Mark Swed

At the Bregenz Festival, the big attraction is opera spectacularly produced directly on Lake Constance, but there is more to surprise an Angeleno.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:16pm on July 23, 2025☆⚑

Ambition in Topanga paradise: Anton Chekhov and John Galsworthy at Theatricum Botanicum by Charles McNulty

'The Seagull: Mailbu,' adapted from Anton Chekhov, and 'Strife' by John Galsworthy, big cast plays of weighty substance, lend heft to Theatricum Botanicum's outdoor season.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 1:49pm on July 16, 2025☆⚑

'American Idol' winner Nick Fradiani channels the gruff brilliance of Neil Diamond in 'A Beautiful Noise' by Charles McNulty

'The Neil Diamond Musical: A Beautiful Noise' at Hollywood Pantages makes the most of a glorious catalog.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on July 11, 2025☆⚑

Playwright Richard Greenberg, the Mozart of verbal arias, brought an exquisite fluency to the American stage by Charles McNulty

An appreciation of playwright Richard Greenberg, author of 'Three Days of Rain' and 'Take Me Out,' among other plays, who premiered many of his works at South Coast Repertory before taking t…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 1:58pm on July 8, 2025☆⚑

Jake Brasch's 'The Reservoir' suffers from arrested character development at the Geffen Playhouse by Charles McNulty

Jake Brasch's 'The Reservoir,' directed by Shelley Butler, features a cast that includes Marin Hinkle at the Geffen Playhouse.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on June 28, 2025☆⚑

Swans, Gupta and ballet on makeshift stage: The Southern California dance superbloom by Mark Swed

"Swan Lake" in Costa Mesa, an Indian-Bach mix with Vijay Gupta in Sierra Madre and ballet on a makeshift Television City stage are all parts of June's dance explosion in and around L.A.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:34pm on June 25, 2025☆⚑

The Tony-winning revival of 'Parade' turns a miscarriage of justice into gripping musical drama by Charles McNulty

Michael Arden's Tony-winning revival of "Parade," Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown's musical about the 1913 trial of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager accused and convicted of a heinous …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on June 20, 2025☆⚑

Women take center stage as Pointeworks aims to 'bring balance within the ballet world' by Lauren Harvey

Nonprofit dance company Pointeworks creates opportunities on and offstage for women, including choreographers and composers, during ballet's off-season.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:00am on June 19, 2025☆⚑

Esa-Pekka Salonen leaves the troubled San Francisco Symphony with Mahler's call for 'Resurrection' by Mark Swed

Salonen ends his troubled relationship with the San Francisco Symphony with Mahler's ferocious Second Symphony, leaving the audience roaring and musicians pounding their feet in praise.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 2:25pm on June 17, 2025☆⚑

Downtown L.A. curfew update: City carves out exemptions for L.A. Opera and the Mark Taper Forum by Jessica Gelt

Los Angeles will allow ticket holders for Center Theatre Group's 'Hamlet,' L.A. Opera's 'Rigoletto' and others to stay out past Mayor Bass' curfew; the Broad museum plans to close this weeke…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 7:08pm on June 12, 2025☆⚑

Pasadena Playhouse wades into the vaccine debate with 2025-26 season led by Tony winner 'Eureka Day' by Jessica Gelt

Pasadena Playhouse artistic director Danny Feldman announces a lineup that includes the comedy 'Eureka Day,' a fresh take on 'Brigadoon,' Peter Shaffer's 'Amadeus' and the hip-hop musical 'M…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:10pm on June 12, 2025☆⚑

Protests and curfew cancel L.A. Phil and 'Hamlet' as arts groups' losses mount by Jessica Gelt

L.A. Opera lets patrons exchange tickets, MOCA and the Broad curtail hours, Center Theatre Groups tabulates revenue losses from cancellations. How L.A. arts groups have been affected by the …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:30pm on June 11, 2025☆⚑
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