Being a parent often times feels like managing a small restaurant. Bills need to get paid, hungry people need to get fed, and [...]

In the narrow storefront of the shop and gallery space of Los Angeles’ Family Books near West Hollywood, a small crowd was gathered [...]

The sound was cued, the fake blood—culled from commercial “jugs of blood” now lining the wall—was poured, and Blackout Theatre company member Shannon [...]

“Of course I was under the spell, and the wonderful part is that, even at the time, I perfectly knew I was. But [...]

The woodshop of the expansive building on north Fourth Street was abuzz with machinery and movement as I walked through. There, production lead [...]

An American in Paris—the musical that hit Popejoy (203 Cornell SE) this week—is inspired by the 1951 film, but features an entirely fresh [...]

This Thursday—that is, Oct. 19—sees the kickoff of SHIFT Dance collective’s second annual SHIFT Dance Festival, a three-day celebration of dance in all [...]

A small woman—who had been laughing riotously throughout the show—shuffled to the front of the small theater and stood next to magician Bryan [...]

From award-winning photographer Miguel Gandert’s 2000 book and the corresponding exhibition that happened at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, comes this variation on [...]