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INTERVIEW: SAM HARRIS BY RYAN M. LUÉVANO Sam Harris, multi-million selling recording artist, Tony nominated Broadway/television actor, playwright, composer, and...
22Feb
‘CURSED CHILD’ ENCHANTS WITH HEART AND MAGIC
0 CommentsREVIEW: HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD BY RYAN M. LUEVANO The long-awaited Los Angeles opening of the play Harry…
08Feb
FAKE IT: OVERSTUFFED AND UNDERCOOKED FARCE
0 CommentsREVIEW: FAKE IT UNTIL YOU MAKE IT BY RYAN M. LUEVANO Center Theatre Group’s world premiere of Fake It Until…
16Dec
A ROYAL ROMP AT THE AHMANSON
REVIEW: ONCE UPON A MATTRESS BY RYAN M. LUEVANO It’s the perfect season for a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale!…
21Nov
GAYS, GUTS, AND GLAMOR AT LA CAGE AUX FOLLES
REVIEW: LA CAGE AUX FOLLES BY RYAN M. LUEVANO Step into the glamorous world of Saint-Tropez Pasadena with the Pasadena…
09Nov
1.21 GIGAWATTS OF THRILLS ON STAGE
REVIEW: BACK TO THE FUTURE THE MUSICAL BY RYAN M. LUEVANO The Olivier Award-winning Best New Musical, Back to the…
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TOP THEATER PICKS STILL PLAYING: 1) EMPIRE the Musical La Mirada Center for the Performing Arts (Jan. 22–Feb. 14,...
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REVIEW: FLY BY RYAN M. LUÉVANO The Pasadena Playhouse in conjunction with Crossroads Theatre Company presents the West Coast premiere...
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REVIEW: PILLARS OF NEW YORK BY RYAN M. LUÉVANO Fresh on the heels of a new year, the L.A. theater...
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REVIEW: HAM: A MUSICAL MEMOIR BY RYAN M. LUÉVANO The word memoir, although French, has been reduced to a dusty...
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REVIEW: EMPIRE BY RYAN M. LUÉVANO Creating and producing an original musical of this magnitude is no easy task, yet...
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REVIEW: MY SISTER BY RYAN M. LUÉVANO Janet Schlapkohl’s play My Sister returns to L.A. after its West Coast premiere...
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REVIEW: THE ABSOLUTE BRIGHTNESS OF LEONARD PELKEY BY RYAN M. LUEVANO L.A. welcomes The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey written by...
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REVIEW: 1984 BY: RYAN M LUÉVANO George Orwell’s seminal work 1984 leaps out of the book and onto The Broad...
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INTERVIEW: Caroline Sherman and Robert Hull BY RYAN M. LUÉVANO Co-creators Caroline Sherman and Robert Hull began the tall order...
