The Lonesome West
Ruskin Group Theatre
Through March 31
Almost like staring into the bright sunlight and trying to adjust to the world around, getting used to the Irish accents in “The Lonesome West” is no easy feat.
Author Archives: Julie Lee
Movie Review: 'The FP'
The FP
Directed by Brandon and Jason Trost
Drafthouse Films
It’s not a secret: the Internet in Westwood Village is painstakingly slow, especially during finals week.
Graduate student Alan Patrick Kenny makes his LA directorial debut in "What the Butler Saw"
Rape, incest and the phallus of Sir Winston Churchill ““ three things which, combined, will take up about three minutes of stage time.
Movie screening hopes to create “˜A Better Life’ for undocumented students
David Hayes-Bautista said he believes there is a disconnect between skepticism about undocumented workers and the realities of daily life.
"This," at the Kirk Douglas Theatre this weekend, has potential but doesn't quite reach it
“This”
Kirk Douglas Theatre
Through Sunday
2 paws
“This”—a simple title for a simple play.
Restaurant Review: Panini Cafe
Whoever thought of making a panini was brilliant, to say the least. A hot sandwich with meat, grilled vegetables and some sort of fattening sauce all pressed together so that the cheese inside gets gooey is worth breaking a summer bikini diet for.
The Niche Players to spice up Sunday night with '8-Ball Comedy' at Westwood Brewing Company
Let’s face it ““ Sundays suck. With Monday just around the corner, Sunday nights can pass uneventfully, as one gets ready for another workday or school day. To help make the transition from weekend to weekday a bit easier, The Niche Players are hosting a show at Westwood Brewing Company on Sunday called “8-Ball Comedy.”