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
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...
By: Eric A. Gordon
November 27, 2024 9:55 AM CST Benjamin Britten's Owen Wingrave is one of the few openly anti-war operas.
By: Eric A. Gordon
BEVERLY HILLS — Alas, it was only a short, five-performance run (Nov. 21-24) in the Bram Goldsmith Theater in this city's Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, but those who had the good fortune of experiencing
By: Eric A. Gordon
In Jewish tradition, the Sabbath is often likened to a queen, or the Sabbath bride, conferring on the mandated day of rest a special feminized status imbued with reverence and joy as if welcoming a royal figure to your home.
By: Eric A. Gordon
Author John Catalinotto and I have a lot in common: For one thing, we’re both big fans of the fictional writing of Álvaro Cunhal, the late Portuguese Communist Party leader who wrote under the pen name Manuel Tiago.
By: Eric A. Gordon
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Racially restrictive covenants—such as the one Ronald Reagan had on his homes in Los Angeles—were once a common feature of a property deed. When it came time to sell your property you were enjoined from transferring it to a person of color or a Jew. Over time, such covenants broke down as illegal, though the language may still be seen in many such original deeds.
By: Eric A. Gordon
January 28, 2025 11:01 AM CST LOS ANGELES — The opening of a play by Will Arbery, in its West Coast premiere, is truly an event.
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