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Kristin Scott Thomas and her director talk about their reasons for making ‘Sarah’s Key’
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelWhen French filmmaker Gilles Paquet-Brenner set out to make a movie from “Sarah’s Key,” the international best-seller by Tatiana De Rosnay, he saw the chance to make a Holocaust movie that works as a ticking clock thriller – with a... -
Monster Mash: Kristin Chenoweth goes country; Taper season lineup
Culture MonsterKristen Chenoweth goes country in her new album. Known for her Broadway performances, Kristen Chenoweth tries something news.... -
At last, Peter Sellars will play at the Met
![Watching Peter Sellars rehearse is to observe a man possessed. Last week at the Metropolitan Opera House, L.A.'s reknowned theater director was fine-tuning "Nixon in China," which opens Wednesday. The new production of the John Adams opera, about the pre-Watergate president's historic meeting with Chairman Mao Zedong in 1972, will mark, at long last, Sellars' debut at the Met. It will be <a href="http://www.metoperafamily.org/metopera/broadcast/hd_events_next.aspx">broadcast live</a> in movie theaters worldwide Feb. 12.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-01/59062226-28164158.jpg "Watching Peter Sellars rehearse is to observe a man possessed. Last week at the Metropolitan Opera House, L.A.'s reknowned theater director was fine-tuning "Nixon in China,\" which opens Wednesday. The new production of the John Adams opera, about the pre-Watergate president's historic meeting with Chairman Mao Zedong in 1972, will mark, at long last, Sellars' debut at the Met. It will be <a href=\"http://www.metoperafamily.org/metopera/broadcast/hd_events_next.aspx\">broadcast live</a> in movie theaters worldwide Feb. 12.")
Watching Peter Sellars rehearse is to observe a man possessed. Last week at the Metropolitan Opera House, L.A.'s reknowned theater director was fine-tuning "Nixon in China," which opens Wednesday. The new production of the John Adams opera, about the pre-...Tags: James Earl Jones, Democracy, Opera (genre), Esa-Pekka Salonen, Human Interest
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On Theater: One-acts take over OCC this weekend
The one-act play is alive and well at Orange Coast College. A dozen of them will be unveiled this weekend only at OCC's Drama Lab Studio Theater. Billed as "original and published one-act plays for mature audiences," the program, which opened Thursday,...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Comedy (genre), Entertainment, Crimes, George S. Kaufman
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Gold Derby nuggets: 'Shutter Island' reopens | '127 Hours' news and views | Casting news for 'The Hobbit'
Gold Derby• Pete Hammond delivers the scoop on a "high profile kick-off to Paramount's 'Shutter Island' Oscar campaign." As Pete reports, "American Cinematheque will present a retrospective of the film collaborations of Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese at... -
South Coast Repertory's new artistic director has his predecessors and a rival for ongoing company
Culture MonsterKing Lear could have spared himself a lot of heartache if he’d thought of an exit strategy like the one South Coast Repertory’s co-founders, Martin Benson and David Emmes, have designed for themselves. When they turn over the reins to...... -
A Chicago farewell to theater artists of Belarus
The Theater LoopThe Belarus Free Theatre performs "Being Harold Pinter" at the Goodman Theater on Jan. 27. (Chris Salata for the Tribune) The Belarus Free Theatre exits Chicago after one final performance of "Being Harold Pinter" Monday night at Chicago Shakespeare... -
Stoppard, Pinter and Sondheim's 'A Little Night Music' at Writers' Theatre next season
The Theater LoopWriters' Theatre has announced its 2012-12 season, the Glencoe-based company's 20th slate. In the fall, artistic director Michael Halberstam directs “The Real Thing” by Tom Stoppard. Harold Pinter's “The Caretaker,” directed by Ron... -
Monster Mash: Removal of 'pro-labor' mural prompts outcry in Maine; Patti LuPone sounds off on 'Gypsy' movie
Culture MonsterMaine governor faces public mural controversy... -
Broad Stage to host Human Rights Watch benefit
Culture MonsterAnnette Bening, Taraji P. Henson, Minnie Driver to participate in Human Rights Watch benefit at Broad Stage... -
Culture Watch: What's new in music, DVDs, theater and books
Culture MonsterBooks: “Must You Go?” (Nan A. Talese/Doubleday). Antonia Fraser’s memoir of her marriage to Harold Pinter, as told through more than three decades of diary entries, offers an intimate look at a writer who was renowned for the enigmatic menace...... -
Theater review: 'Show Your Face!' at REDCAT
Culture MonsterA snowsuit speaks volumes in “Show Your Face!,” REDCAT’s object-puppet show from Slovenia’s Betontanc and Latvia’s Umka.LV theater companies. This toddler’s sky blue winter onesie endures estrangement and torture at the hands (literally) of...
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