By LaVielle Hibbert Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has a lot of people hoarding groceries and household supplies and hiding away from the public so they won’t be victims of the virus themselves. But being at home can get tiresome quickly. Here are some fun and safe ways to have fun at home while social distancing: Exercise…
By Destiny Torres Today, the United States accounts for the largest population of immigrants. So many different assumptions are placed on immigrants, especially those who travel from Mexico. In times like these, we must learn from the experiences of those who have immigrated to the U.S., instead of the false portrayals we may see in…
ArtNight is a unique Pasadena event that relies on a number of independent art venues coming together to jointly produce a citywide effort. While the city’s health officer has not directed city leaders to cancel this event, the city is concerned that ongoing community perception of current health issues will reduce attendance, as well as…
Acclaimed actor Alfred Molina sat down recently with Beacon Media News about his recent starring role on the stage production of “The Father.” Molina has since wrapped-up his role as André, a man dealing with the effects of dementia. For Molina, his character hits close to home: his wife has been dealing with Alzheimer’s since…
By May S. Ruiz Be transported to a fantastical universe when ‘Alice in Wonderland’ goes on stage from March 1 through April 18 at A Noise Within. Adapted by Eva Le Gallienne and Florida Friebus from the beloved Lewis Carroll books ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ and ‘Through the Looking Glass,’ this production is directed by…
By May S. Ruiz Stephen Sondheim’s ‘Passion’ takes center stage at Boston Court Pasadena from March 5 to April 19, 2020. Based on the film ‘Passione d’Amore’ directed by Ettore Scola, after the novel ‘Fosca’ by I.U. Tarchetti, this production is directed by Artistic Director emeritus Michael Michetti. It stars Richard Bermudez as Giorgio, Bryce…
By Brianna Chu A Noise Within (ANW) brings Shakespeare’s romance to its stage in a more condensed and streamlined version of the five-act play, distilling it instead to two acts. Interestingly, director Geoff Elliott has chosen to set the ANW version during Mussolini’s reign, a choice which dictates the costume significantly and also the set…
The Caltech-Occidental Wind Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Glenn D. Price, presents International Excursions. This event will take place on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. in Thorne Hall on the Occidental College Campus. Music will include Adam Schoenberg Rise – Part 1 “Beginnings” (Premiere), Pavel Tschesnokoff “Salvation is Created,” Jules Strens “Danse Funambulesque,” and Johann de Meij “T-Bone Concerto.” Featured on this program…
