Tag: John Lavitt

Musician Eric Krasno, in partnership with the Song Summit Foundation, held a sold-out benefit concert at The Lodge Room in Los Angeles. The event...

Uncovering the dark history of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during the Second World War in concentration camps, the powerful opera uncovers a haunting...

Playing with guest conductor Paavo Järvi and the LA Phil, the South Korean pianist, was a marvel, balancing precision with joy as he took...

Featuring a centralized reading by poet Nikky Finney, At War With Ourselves—400 Years of You struggles to engender a new formula that melds poetry,...

In Sondheim's Old Friends at the Ahmanson Theatre, a stirring tribute to the late iconic American composer is presented by a bevy of talented...

At the Mark Taper Forum, the Native American playwright’s new comedy is a World Premiere to cherish and remember. Her cutting edge humor skewers...

The Japanese group showcased its classic repertoire and aesthetics in a powerful concert that enthralled the audience by prioritizing performance principles over individual personalities. By...

The Finnish conductor, with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and trumpeter Verneri Pohjola, presented a program that underscored the extremes of classical music. By John Lavitt Los...

In the Bram Goldsmith Theatre, The Wallis teams with the Los Angeles Ballet to revive Melissa Barak’s Memoryhouse, a ballet choreographed to the 2002...

At the Nimoy Theatre in Los Angeles, CAP UCLA presented the rare and painful brilliance of Hamed Sinno’s Poems of Consumption, a delving into...