Beautifully written by Philip W. Chung, Unbroken Blossoms is a new play that drops us into Hollywood during the late teens. Still wounded from the criticism and accusations of racism for his ambitious spectacle, the...
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Pauline Adamek
“Psycho Beach Party”
It may be less well known now, but back in the 1960s, the character of surfer girl Gidget was popular and influential, the subject of novels, films and TV series starring the likes of Sandra Dee and Sally Field. The...
Terry Morgan
Off the chain! “Roots Picnic: Hip-Hop is the Love of My Life” Hollywood Bowl concert review
Last night in L.A., the place to be was the Hollywood Bowl. Legendary hip hop outfit The Roots hosted a concert celebrating the legacy of hip hop music and the resulting collab was an event that was off the chain! For...
WATCHING THE DARK COLUMN – “I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House”
Welcome to Watching the Dark, a regular column featuring essays and articles about horror films. Written by Terry Morgan. I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House from Netflix Quite Dead, But Not Quite Buried This...
Geffen Playhouse presents “Tiny Father” – reviewed
Tiny Father, written by Mike Lew, feels like one of those plays based on real events that the playwright feels compelled to illuminate. The story begins in a low-lit but sterile-looking hospital room. A man is nervously...
