Regarding the depiction of real estate developers in film and on TV, it’s common to see the developer presented as the antagonist — the villain. Why is this common trope so enduring? Here’s why:In...
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Pauline Adamek
AFTERNOON OF PEACE at the Aratani Theatre, Little Tokyo
Announcing a One-Day-ONLY performance of AFTERNOON OF PEACE, a multi-media live event that tells the story of the atom bomb survivors — known as Hibakusha — of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It is a tale of...
The “Natural History of Horror” at the Natural History Museum
Now on view at Natural History Museum, from OCTOBER 10, 2019 through APRIL 19, 2020 (free with paid museum admission and Free for Members) is the Natural History of Horror exhibition. We all share a strange curiosity...
27th Annual LA Women’s Theatre Fest “2020 VISION!” in March
The Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival (LAWTF) marks 27 years of producing well over 500 extraordinary multicultural and multidisciplinary solo performers from around the globe. The longest-running Annual Solo...
The Industry’s “Sweet Land” opening in February
The Industry–the company that created the groundbreaking operatic events Invisible Cities and Hopscotch–now brings you a grotesque historical pageant that disrupts the dominant narrative of American identity...
