Entertainment LIfe’s a journey, so enjoy the ride By Cynthia Citron on January 30, 2013 If you live in a city like Santa Monica that showcases art films, independent productions... Read more →
Entertainment 1 ‘The Rainmaker:’ A man, a spinster and a little magic By Cynthia Citron on January 23, 2013 'The Rainmaker' is currently playing at the Edgemar Center for the Arts. If Robert... Read more →
Entertainment Terrific cast plays destruction well By Cynthia Citron on August 15, 2012 Remember when “mutually assured destruction” meant maintaining détente with Russia... Read more →
Arts The haunting of Greystone Mansion By Cynthia Citron on July 26, 2012 Two men in love with the same woman. And, according to some reports, with each other as... Read more →
Entertainment Two evenings, lots of people By news on May 17, 2012 In my view, it’s cause for rejoicing when a play is beautifully written and is... Read more →
Entertainment Have you heard about the ‘New’ Cyrano? By news on May 10, 2012 I can’t rave enough to adequately convey my excitement and admiration for the new... Read more →
Entertainment Chicago, but not the musical By news on May 3, 2012 They weren’t projecting, they were SHOUTING! And even if they were better actors,... Read more →
Entertainment ‘No Time to Weep,’ a holocaust musical By news on April 26, 2012 Not since Mel Brooks’ outrageous “Springtime for Hitler” has there been... Read more →
Entertainment A love affair in Russian, French, English By news on April 19, 2012 Unless you’re an aficionado of the ups and downs of the Russian revolution of the... Read more →
Entertainment 1963 as a cruel musical By news on April 5, 2012 Those of us who voted for John Fitzgerald Kennedy in 1960 were fortunate enough to... Read more →
Entertainment ‘The Seagull’ soars high By news on March 29, 2012 Medvedenko the schoolteacher is in love with Masha, the daughter of the manager of a... Read more →
Entertainment Movie review: A ‘Footnote’ in Israeli history comes into focus By news on March 23, 2012 Two men, one in a suit and the other in a sweater, sit side by side in folding chairs in... Read more →
Entertainment ‘The Lonesome West’ too weird to be credible By news on March 9, 2012 If there is a loaded shotgun hanging on the living room wall just below the crucifix, you... Read more →
Entertainment Spinoza shocks Amsterdam By news on February 24, 2012 A few days ago, Nobel Laureate and Holocaust historian Elie Wiesel appeared on Lawrence... Read more →
Entertainment ‘Filthy Talk’ and moody photos By news on February 3, 2012 The name says it all, so be warned. It’s called “Filthy Talk for Troubled... Read more →
