Eric A. Gordon is a journalist and writer who focuses on national topics in the United States. He writes for Long View Publishing Co. and his work has also appeared in LA Progressive: Smart Content for Smart People. Eric covers a wide range of subjects, including theater, opera, literature, and social issues.
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By: Eric A. Gordon
October 9, 2024 10:58 AM CDT Two-time Academy Award-nominated film director Rick Goldsmith has completed his trilogy on the American
LOS ANGELES — As of Sunday, October 6, there's a new address in Los Angeles. Well, maybe not an address, because there'd be no place to deliver a letter there. But there's now a street intersection named Theodore Bikel Square, and well over 100 people turned out to celebrate the world-famous singer, actor, and social activist in this, his centennial year, nine years after his passing at the age of 91 in 2015.
By: Eric A. Gordon
October 17, 2024 9:53 AM CDT LOS ANGELES — Many readers, including myself, will recall the pathos and power of the 2016 Ken Loach
By: Eric A. Gordon
NORTH HOLLYWOOD — As its first show of the 2024-25 season, the Road Theatre Company offers up a world premiere, Marlow Wyatt's blazing Robbin, from the Hood . It opened on October 11 to a thunderous reception. It runs through Sun., Nov. 17, and should not be missed!
By: Eric A. Gordon
PASADENA, Calif. – How does the indelible stain of slavery reverberate down into the 20th century? Specifically into a modest, haunted African-American home in Pittsburgh's Hill District—where August Wilson grew up—in the 1930s, in The Piano Lesson , the fourth of August Wilson's extraordinary 10-play “American Century Cycle,” each devoted to exploring themes of 10 sequential decades.
By: Eric A. Gordon
LOS ANGELES — Theater is an ancient art, but let no one tell you there’s nothing new to it. On Oct. 24, opening night of the Latino Theater Company’s festival of 19 Latiné theater companies from around the U.S.
By: Eric A. Gordon
IRVINE, Calif. — I'll get to my review of Gian Carlo Menotti's The Medium and The Old Maid and the Thief in a few moments. First, though, I'd like to explain how this Italian-American composer helped to set the course for my whole life. Maybe some other readers my age will also recall his impact.
By: Eric A. Gordon
November 7, 2024 9:49 AM CST LOS ANGELES — Renowned, revered writer and activist Jesús Colón (1901-74), remembered as “Father of
By: Eric A. Gordon
LOS ANGELES — Theatergoers are in for a very special occasion—a revelation, it’s not too excessive to say—if they will expand their horizons a bit and embrace a Native American perspective on view now.
By: Eric A. Gordon
LOS ANGELES — A decade has passed since 43 young students from the all-male Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College, in Tixtla in the state of Guerrero, were hijacked, attacked, shot at and otherwise forcibly “disappeared” at the hands of Mexican police, politicians, military and cartel members in d...
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