The Money Did It: LA Opera’s “La Traviata”
She was the most desirable courtesan in Paris, died at age 23, and became immortal. In the...
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Apr 11, 2024
She was the most desirable courtesan in Paris, died at age 23, and became immortal. In the...
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Apr 10, 2024
A Chorus Line for 2024 in the Arts District; a British literary rebel captured in Costa Mesa; Goya-infused flamenco in Irvine and intimate flamenco in Westwood; romantic ballet in Hancock Park; gala season arrives, more So Cal dance this week, and a peek at next week.
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Apr 2, 2024
British literary rebel captured in Costa Mesa; intimate flamenco in Westwood; choreographer meets pianist downtown; new contemporary choreography in El Sereno; a post modern tribute in Venice; library dancing in Lakeview Terrace; more So Cal dance this week, and a peek at next week.
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Mar 26, 2024
A fest celebrates ten years with a Crenshaw host, Ray Bradbury gets his due in Venice, a dancemaker shares his moves downtown, ballet in the afternoon, more SoCal dance this week, plus a peek at next week.
Read MoreBy Ann Haskins | Mar 17, 2024
A contemporary dance encore in Irvine, new ballet in Santa Monica, jazz ballet downtown, dancers with poets in Pasadena, site-specific dance inside West Hollywood architecture, frequent New York visitors get new status downtown; Mexican folkloric collaboration in Long Beach, musicals that dance in Hollywood and Costa Mesa; more SoCal dance this week, plus a peek at next week.
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