Tag Archives: LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC

Goodbye, Steve Jobs; Hello (Again), Eiko & Koma

Posted on October 10, 2011 by Victoria Looseleaf

By Victoria Looseleaf When last we wrote about Eiko & Koma in March, they were in the midst of their retrospective tour, Regeneration (click here to read about the duo, their backgrounds, their work, the art of Butoh…). We also … Continue reading →

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The Los Angeles Philharmonic: A Lovefest

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Victoria Looseleaf

By Victoria Looseleaf Just a quick note from The Report, whose main scribe’s wild and crazy career has lately involved a lot of Bowl-going (some 25 times during the fabulous 2011 season), a bit of globe-hopping to cover music and … Continue reading →

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Cirque du Shekels

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Victoria Looseleaf

By Victoria Looseleaf There’s been so much written on this multi-billion dollar operation, that we really don’t wish to spill any more ink on the subject. (Is it even a publicly traded company, and if so, we should definitely have bought … Continue reading →

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Farewell, Amy Winehouse; Adieu Milly Del Rubio

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Victoria Looseleaf

By Victoria Looseleaf Another day, another death. I don’t like to check email on the weekends, just crank out articles. But my iPhone and iPad were chirping incessantly last Saturday as I was writing my first script for the Los … Continue reading →

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Gil and Gustavo: Combustion Squared

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Victoria Looseleaf

By Victoria Looseleaf It was a virtual love fest at the Hollywood Bowl when violinist extraordinaire, Gil Shaham, blew the shell off the 90-year old venue with his reading of Mozart’s Fifth Violin Concerto. Of course, he had some help … Continue reading →

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