WE'RE HAVING TOO MUCH FUN & SO SHOULD YOU!
FYI, if you missed last week's newsletter, I've enlisted the aid of Cici Pys-Chic to help pick events according to her readings of the Tarot deck and the Astrology charts. Scroll down to see what's in the cards this week in the Tarot Report and what you should be doing according to your Eyestrology sign - entertaining ways to find out what's going on each week.
Here are a few of my picks: There are many more of course, scroll down.
You don't need to wait until Friday to find out what to do each week. Visit the Eye Spy LA homepage anytime for the latest news, features and reviews updated daily.
Or just visit the Eye Spy LA Calendar and explore all the event & activity options this week and beyond. --Andrea Kirk ([email protected]) |
SO GOOD: THE GOOD WOMAN OF SETZUAN Review by M.R. Hunter
At the heart of all our recent economic troubles is greed. Perhaps, in no other time have we witnessed and experienced the awesome and overwhelming devastation of this particular side of human nature. Greed, in all its insidious forms, can lay waste to oceans. It affects jobs. It punishes the many and rewards the few. It dominates our actions. It clouds our good judgment. Greed can make or break a person, a society and left unchecked, threaten the world with terrible consequences. These are the times we live in-where it will lead us is anyone's guess
...let me appeal to your greed...an evening of such outrageous and eclectic entertainment will leave you feeling richer indeed...
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THE EYE SPY LA WEEKLY POLL
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WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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According
to our recent poll Did You Watch The Tony Awards? 40% wondered - Tony Who? 29% not only watched, they sang along. There wasn't much action in between.
THIS WEEK'S POLL: We've observed a lot more people walking the streets of L.A. lately. Do you think there are too many pedestrians? VOTE HERE
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GO, GO, GO! THEATRICUM BOTANICUM'S "HAMLET" Review by M.R. Hunter
Riding high from last year's triumphant season, it is fitting then that Theatricum Botanicum tackles the Bard's most challenging but beloved tragedy. A perennial favorite, (both the venue and the play), this no-frills version avoids any emotional excess or psychological wallowing...
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