Theater Review: Funny Girl remains powerful and poignant
“Hello Gorgeous.” These iconic words open the first national tour of Funny Girl at The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
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125-foot-tall Radio City Rockettes dance on Las Vegas’ Exosphere
The Radio City Rockettes venture beyond New York this holiday season in a new virtual performance on the Exosphere in Las Vegas.
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Theatre Review: Comedic improv puppetry antics return to the historic Jim Henson Company lot in ‘Puppet Up!’
Brian Henson’s “Puppet Up!” is part improv and part sketch comedy, featuring some of the most talented puppeteers in the industry.
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An unforgettable E.T. adventure at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles recently held a movie screening of “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” with the LA Phil playing the score.
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Final chance for ‘Delusion: Nocturnes & Nightmares’ as it continues to thrill beyond the Halloween season
Immersive horror show “Delusion: Nocturnes & Nightmares” is still running through November 19th. This is your last chance.
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Halloween Review: ‘Fangs!’ from Downtown Repertory Theater is a well-crafted night of eerie entertainment at Mountain View Mausoleum
“Fangs!” leads guests throughout Mountain View Mausoleum as each audience member receives a completely different experience.
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Theater Review: The sun has come out in Orlando for the classic musical ‘Annie’
The classic musical “Annie” at Dr. Phillips in downtown Orlando is a must-see for any musical theater fans.
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Haunt Review: ‘Angel of Light’ Delights at historic Los Angeles Theatre
Los Angeles haunt fans got a new treat this year with the introduction of horror production “Angel of Light” at historic L.A. Theatre.
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Disney stars will be ‘Swingin’ with the Mouse’ at BroadWest Entertainment’s inaugural production in Southern California
Stars from Disney productions will take the stage for jazz offerings during “Swingin’ with the Mouse” in Southern California.
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Please Don’t Destroy tour review: Serotonin live on stage
The Please Don’t Destroy tour — performed by ‘SNL’ writing trio Martin Herlihy, John Higgins, and Ben Marshall — is delightfully unhinged.
