Can a Theatrical Chestnut like Shakespeare’s ‘Julius Caesar’ be Carved into a Dish Fit for the Gods?
Women at some time are also masters of their fates.
Can a Theatrical Chestnut like Shakespeare’s ‘Julius Caesar’ be Carved into a Dish Fit for the Gods?
Women at some time are also masters of their fates.
A bewitching production at A Noise Within.
Staging a daring new 'Macbeth' at A Noise Within.
'Come what may, time and the hour runs through the roughest day.'
Anyone affected by the wildfires may attend at no charge.
Dan Tepfer improvises on Bach and all things Baroque.
Lunar New Year celebrates shedding the past for new beginnings.
New play exposes indigenous femicide crisis.
A Christmas Carol's historic moral underpinnings laid bare at ANW.
'Phantom of the Opera' actress finds a home in Pasadena.
Folk standards find a new audience with Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
Singer-songwriter Claire Holley warms the heart and touches the spirit
Marionettes lend a new level of delicious weirdness to a Christmas classic.
The Verdi Chorus celebrates classic opera during tough times.
No matter what, the show's over in 90 minutes.
Surprising facts about gun violence propel 'Arms Around America.'
Alexander Lloyd Blake and Tonality at Caltech.
Violin virtuoso Margaret Batjer reveals how a small-ish orchestra delivers big performances.
Music award-winner raises funds for Pacific Jazz Orchestra.
The Langham Pasadena Hotel presents "Murder Without a Clue."
Wynonna's country western storyteller concert hits Disney Hall.
Wilson's masterpiece challenges a family to reconcile with the past.
Concerts in the dome are out of this world.
Romeo and Juliet's love persists, even from beyond the grave.
