by Darwyn Carson — With an eye and a heart dedicated to cohesive connection and support of local theatre, Better Lemons has become a premiere go-to review aggregate hub on the web. To that end a Theatre Critic’s Panel was convened on Saturday, June 2,
[May 30, 2018] Stars of Broadway, music, movies and television sparkle as the Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival (LAWTF) comes to Culver City for a unique performance on Sunday, June 24, 2018 at 8:00 p.m. The venue will be Ivy Substation
May 25, 2018 — "Theatre 40, the award-winning professional theatre company in Beverly Hills, announces its fifty-third season. The schedule is as follows: July 19- August 19, 2018: Screwball Comedy. USA Premiere. Written by Norm Foster. Directed by Howard Storm. The year is 1938 and aspiring reporter
The Lula Washington Dance Theatre (LWDT) the Los Angeles-based repertoire dance ensemble will perform in a joyous evening of dance, Friday, June 8 at 8:30pm, as part of its IGNITE @ the FORD! series..
The 25th Annual (Silver Anniversary) Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival (LAWTF) has a roster of distinguished artists who will co-host four days and five programs at Barnsdall Gallery Theatre, 4800 Hollywood Blvd. in Hollywood 90027 and the Electric Lodge, 1416 Electric Avenue, Venice. 90291. This year’s overall
by Darwyn Carson — Monopoly, I would wager, was always one of the first go-to games of choice amongst friends and family members. Contributor Ernest Kearney turned me on to this video by Filmmaker, Video-Blogger and Monopoly Lover, Austin McConnell.
Looking for the “Big Bang” — that spark which initiated what would become America’s if not the World’s interest in comics as a popular entertainment platform? Searching for the underlying import as generation upon generation discovers and develops a growing loyalty to the Comic Book as a
Some of the most jaw dropping, chill raising, and yes tear inducing, imagery ever shot makes up BBC America’s prequel to its new natural history series Planet Earth: Blue Planet II. A docu-series, that based on the look and sound of it, is not to
Netflix is shooting out product faster than the bullet train. The Jason Bateman starrer, "Ozark," streaming now, is sprinting toward the front of the pack.
It opens with a real-life catastrophic event: a meteor the size of a small house hits a small town in Russia injuring a thousand people. How did this happen and how did we not see it, a news woman asks Neil deGrasse Tyson?
