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“Water for Elephants” now playing at Pantages

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By Brian Sonia-Wallace
| ArtsBeatLA
Broadway runs away to the circus in this delightful musical adaptation of Sara Gruen’s bestselling novel, with gasp-inducing acrobatics and puppet magic to rival The Lion King. The songs, interestingly enough, are credited not to one composer but are created by the PigPen Theater Co. ensemble.
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By Brian Sonia-Wallace
| ArtsBeatLA
Lyrical, haunting, and timely, Ainadamar is a myth writ large in opera. Named for the “fountain of tears” in the town of Granada, the opera doesn’t so much tell the story of Federico García Lorca, the renowned Spanish civil-war era poet, as bathe us in its mythic waters. Lorca is executed as a political radical, and the pertinence of the opera’s depiction of Franco’s rise to power and dictatorship, which eventually led to the poet’s death, is lost on no-one in this Los Angeles audience.
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The Los Angeles Immersive Invitational 2025

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By Brian Sonia-Wallace
| ArtsBeatLA
This annual flash festival, now in its fourth year, is the most pure unadulterated fun I’ve had at the theater in a long time, in part because “immersive” is explicitly an invitation to play — with space, with the audience, and with theatrical conventions and expectations.
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