When I walked into Hollywood’s Montalban Theatre last night for the one night only production of The Unauthorized O.C. Musical, I commented that I had never seen so many millennials in one place. While that word may have a lot of negative connotations, I didn’t mean it in a bad way—it was truly impressive to see … More Theater Review: The Unauthorized O.C. Musical
There are few better places to witness all the stereotypes Los Angeles has to offer than a Starbucks. Cafe Society, a new comedic play set in one of the ubiquitous coffee shops, examines our cultural obsession with technology and social media and how that is affected (or unaffected) by an actual real-life crisis. Produced by … More Theater Review: Cafe Society at Odyssey Theatre
Hilariously, the day after finishing season one of Jane The Virgin I started Catastrophe. While both shows kick off with an unexpected pregnancy, that is where the similarities end. Catastrophe is a British sitcom that is available in the US exclusively through Amazon Prime Instant Video. The first season, or, as the Brits say, “series,” consists … More TV Binge Report: Catastrophe
I’ll admit it—when Jane the Virgin was first announced, I was among its most outspoken detractors. “Accidental virgin insemination while at a gynecologist appointment? That is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard! I could never take such a show seriously,” I scoffed. But, after bingeing all of season one, it’s time for me to … More TV Binge Report: Jane the Virgin
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