arts and culture
‘Accused’: Finnish composer tackles political interrogations from France, GDR and USA
November 18, 2020Living in a firmly established social democracy, Finnish composer Magnus Lindberg probably doesn’t hear very often about political interrogations in his own country, but the subject obviously interests him.
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‘The Queen’s Gambit’: A different kind of superhero
November 18, 2020Tired of the formulaic diet of high-density superhero fat clogging our entertainment arteries?
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New movie musical about 1919 Canadian general strike takes timely ‘Stand!’
November 16, 2020More than a century later, Winnipeg's 1919 General Strike gets the big screen treatment.
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Travel to L.A. with Antaeus Theatre Company’s ‘Zip Code Plays’ podcast series
November 12, 2020Antaeus is an actor-driven theater company that explores and produces timely and timeless works.
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Black composer Joseph Bologne’s opera ‘The Anonymous Lover’ to stream November 14
November 10, 2020The Anonymous Lover will be the inaugural presentation of LA Opera’s On Now initiative to make streaming a permanent part of its programming.
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