Category Archives: AHMANSON THEATRE

Boozing, Brawling and Behaving Badly

Posted on April 24, 2011 by admin

By Victoria Looseleaf From our perch in the front row of the 1,800-seat Ahmanson Theatre, we could almost feel the spray of spit emanating from the New Jerseyed mouth of James (Tony Soprano – we can’t help it, we were … Continue reading →

Posted in AHMANSON THEATRE, BRANGELINA, GOD OF CARNAGE, HOPE DAVIS, JAMES GANDOLFINI, JEFF DANIELS, KATE WINSLET, MARCIA GAY HARDEN, MATTHEW WARCHUS, ROMAN POLANSKI, THE LOUD FAMILY, TONY SOPRANO, YASMINA REZA | Comments Off on Boozing, Brawling and Behaving Badly

Fonda The Fabulous

Posted on February 11, 2011 by admin

By Victoria Looseleaf She’s got a pair of Oscars, she’s topped the New York Times best-seller list more than once, and she spearheaded a fitness revolution in the 1980’s, not to mention her cred as both sex kitten and long-time … Continue reading →

Posted in AHMANSON THEATRE, ANDY WARHOL, BARBARELLA, Beethoven, BROADWAY, COMING HOME, HENRY FONDA, JANE FONDA, KLUTE, MOISES KAUFMAN, NEW YORK TIMES, OSCARS, PETER FONDA, ROGER VADIM | Comments Off on Fonda The Fabulous