November 20, 2019

At Yani’s Café

Not your usual eatery To say it all we refer to Yani’s café as the Greek’s. A blend of student and neighborhood hang-out, a blend of family cooked Mediterranean food and banter with those familiar to the place, to whom he will jokingly declare that he won’t feed them if he does not feel like …

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Andy Garcia Headlines Reimagined Key Largo at the Geffen

It doesn’t take a very stable genius (to borrow a Trumpian phrase) to connect the dots between the current production of Key Largo at the Geffen and the brazen corruption at the heart of the current administration. Adapted by Andy Garcia and Jeffrey Hatcher, this Key Largo is a compelling parable for our current political …

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How a Spanish Red Partners With Southern Blues

A formidable female returns to the Adams District, flamenco in Silverlake, Burbank and La Cañada-Flintridge, WW2 internment camps considered downtown, traditional and contemporary Kazakhstani ballet in Beverly Hills, dance from around the world in Santa Monica, and more SoCal dance this week. 5.  A capital company Until March of this year, when it was renamed Nur-Sultan, …

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A Trio of Classic Roles: Richard III, Macbeth, Cyrano

A trio of the most iconic and sought-after male title roles in world theater are currently being tackled Off-Broadway in a variety of productions ranging from wickedly sublime to well-intentioned but wrongheaded. The Irish company DruidShakespeare sets the Bard’s Richard III in a comic abattoir while CSC offers a tepid Macbeth and The New Group …

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