Dateline: Los Angeles County
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Articles: 193
Former theater critic for the LA Weekly and Los Angeles Times . For the last five years, an editing slave at a dot-com but recently laid off. Currently an under-employed freelance writer and artist.
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Don Juan gets his due at Glendale's A Noise Within. This is a sexy, lustful, and wildly funny revival of Moliere's morality play.
Can a fat cat save the world from serene conformity?
Can young girls and a tropical dance save a small mining town?
Is it really still a white man's world, even in Japan? Saft's documentary is another "white man making his fortune in the Orient" tale.
This gorgeous production provides a wonderful evening of tunes, costumes, and comedy. It's too loverly to miss.
The well is running dry, but so few commemorate World Water Day. What is earth without water?
The Japan Film Festival in Los Angeles turns five years old and suffers from some growing pains.
Is it okay to promote a stereotype or false assumption if you are black?
This polite history of backstage dramatics is given a light-filled, lively production at the Pasadena Playhouse.
Once beloved pets are the innocent casualties of foreclosures across the nation.
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