Prime/Capote Two Reviews for the Price of One By Rebecca Redshaw Does superior talent raise the level of the script? This is such an easy question to answer. Sitting in near sold out theaters recently, I was amazed at the… (READ MORE)
Low ‘Rent’ Penthouse Talent Directed to the Basement By Rebecca Redshaw There’s nothing wrong with the talent in Rent. To a person, they sing wonderfully, act well, and look good (although some of the cast is a little long… (READ MORE)
Picture This! Reviews Carol Swarbrick Dries Star Shines Over Small Town From Jerome Kern’s tunes from Showboat or the standard ‘Someone to Watch Over Me’… By Rebecca Redshaw It’s not unusual for ticket prices to be in the three… (READ MORE)
POWER UP for a Great Time Gala to Take Place December 9th at Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel By Rebecca Redshaw The traditional gift for the first anniversary is paper. Therefore, the women of POWER UP should be wrapping their presents… (READ MORE)
‘Diary’ of a true threesome Russian film’s director lobbying for oscar consideration Wednesday, February 07, 2001 By Rebecca Redshaw PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Director Alexey Uchitel’s relaxed demeanor is striking, considering he is in the midst of the whirlwind promotion… (READ MORE)
Recognition Due Palm Desert Dance Under the Stars Choreography Festival 2001 By Rebecca Redshaw If the popularity of “Survivor” is any indication of the public’s desire for challenges, both physical and emotional, than Saturday night’s event at the McCallum Theatre… (READ MORE)
Smooth Jazz By Rebecca Redshaw Smooth jazz, like smooth whiskey, rarely disappoints. The Coachella Valley is fortunate to host two jazz events in the next two weeks that virtually guarantee a good feeling without the need of a breathalyzer test…. (READ MORE)
Generations of Music Preservation Hall Jazz Band Cooks at the McCallum By Rebecca Redshaw When Ben Jaffe talks about the Preservation Hall Jazz Band you can almost taste the music. In a recent phone conversation from New Orleans, the head… (READ MORE)
Story behind the Filmmaker by Rebecca Redshaw A five-dollar bill might get you into a matinee screening today but you better sneak in your own soda and popcorn if you want a snack. But the award-winning short, “The $5 Movie,”… (READ MORE)
Film festivals’ best unreel in Palm Springs Thursday, October 25, 2001 By Rebecca Redshaw In the Broadway show “The Music Man,” when Harold Hill comes to River City, he turns the town upside down sharing his enthusiasm and hope in… (READ MORE)