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Hershey Felder bringing torment, triumphs of ‘Our Great Tchaikovsky’ to L.A.
Tom Tugend
July 12, 2017
Carrying Bernstein’s baton
Tom Tugend
August 4, 2016
The multitalented Hershey Felder estimates that he has personified Leonard Bernstein some 600 times in “Maestro,” and, he jokes, “I am actually beginning to know my lines.”
Musician Hershey Felder plays Irving Berlin
Tom Tugend
September 18, 2014
Onstage, he has been George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein, and now, Hershey Felder is ready to tackle the most prolific American songwriter of them all — Irving Berlin.
After 20 years, L.A. Jewish Symphony still reflects the Jewish experience
Tom Tugend
September 3, 2014
When Noreen Green founded the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony (LAJS) in 1994, she had to wrestle with a couple of questions.
Calendar September 6-12
Laura Donney
September 3, 2014
The Shulamit Gallery is bringing you a group exhibition featuring four contemporary Iranian artists — Shahab Fotouhi, Sanaz Mazinani, Mamali Shafahi and Kamran Sharif —together (though independently) exploring their cultural identity and Diasporic-based experiences.
Felder rocks Liszt, Lincoln
Tom Tugend
September 11, 2013
Even for the energetic and versatile Hershey Felder — pianist, actor, playwright, composer and producer — the time warp of his next two world premieres may be considered a bit of a stretch.
Hershey Felder’s two Los Angeles theater turns
Tom Tugend
March 27, 2012
Hershey Felder is a prolific performer, writer and composer, but he is setting a new personal record with world premieres of two plays at different Los Angeles venues.
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