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THE RACQUET CLUB. PARK CITY, UTAH. FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 9:30 P.M.Dressed in a suit he picked up the week before at a Los Angeles thrift shop, Drake Doremus nervously trudges over...
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Actually, I am not even sure who you are, but if you are reading this and you lost a $10 bill at the District in Tustin on Jan. 17, I just want you to take comfort in knowing...
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So much for the Southern California sun. The rain has been pouring for days, clogging the freeways and prompting tornado warnings, delivered awkwardly by local meteorologists....
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ReviewYippee Ki Yay, Fils de Putain! Cowboy diplomacy from our man in Paris, John TravoltaAs personal assistant to the U.S. ambassador to France, Richard Stevens (Jonathan...
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Very Good FencesAugust Wilson’s tale of love, regret and family reaches universal themes through an utterly specific storySouth Coast Repertory has long enjoyed a...
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When H.L. Mencken coined that oft-quoted aphorism “Those who can, do; those who can’t, teach,” he obviously hadn’t met chef Haley Nguyen. The woman...
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Last year’s Sweetheart Massacre was such a bloody success, Gypsy 3 productions decided to bring the gruesome gala back to Que Sera for another go-round. Brain-eating...
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When the four-man harmony on ALO’s song “Man of the World” kicks in, it’s hard not to hear a whisper of the Grateful Dead. And those with an...
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Huntington Beach's little diamond in the rough, Venus Infers will someday give people across the country something other than the Offspring to point to when they think of the...
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1969 was a good year for movies but a bad year for bromance. In Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, our heroes went out in a blaze of glory. In Midnight Cowboy, Ratso Rizzo...
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Life can be pretty tough these days, so why not venture back to a simpler time, like, say, 1938, the year Thornton Wilder’s Our Town debuted? Yeah, folks had it good over...
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Psychedelic jazz ensemble, the Vespertines, really know how to lay down the sounds to get a party started. Their performances are action-packed, genre-bending experiences that...
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La Mirada Theatre presents a special one-night-only event—and a once-in-a-lifetime happening for theater-lovers eager to behold the stage’s next great stars, future...
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Bold colors, whimsical themes and a high dose of child-like imagination are all part of Fritz Suter’s works. The Austrian-born artist began his career as a protege of...
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Since 1980, the band Negativland has made records, video, radio, books, and live performances using appropriations taken mostly from corporately-owned mass culture—and...
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Rock burlesque troupe, the Dirty Little Secrets, have been shaking their assets all across the Los Angeles and Orange County area. These nine sexy showgirls combine...
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No classic rock cover band here; Brooklyn Rider is a classical string quartet—who happen to play with as much fervor and passion as most rock ensembles to come our way....
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Three unique artists and their take on the patriarch:
KEBE FOX
What is Father Material?
Where is Father Material?
Who is Father Material?
Kebe Fox poses and dissects these...
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See ya in hell, Year of the Ox! It's now the Year of the Tiger, according to the lunisolar Chinese calendar. Tigers are inarguably cooler than some dumb ox, so there are...
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Get your engineers cap on for Let’s Play Railway!, a giant replica of BRIO’s famous wooden toy Engine, Cattle Wagon and Caboose. Play train conductor, milk a cow,...
