Wallet-Free Weekend: LA's No-Cost Culture Guide
THURSDAY, MARCH 24 Movie at the Peninsula Center Library American Cinema series screens Spielberg's "Bridge of Spies." 3pm ' Rolling Hills Estates ' Info Rush Hour Co…
THURSDAY, MARCH 24 Movie at the Peninsula Center Library American Cinema series screens Spielberg's "Bridge of Spies." 3pm ' Rolling Hills Estates ' Info Rush Hour Co…
IN THE NEWS Cabrillo Music Theatre, which has resided at Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza for the last 22 years, is shutting down. Citing "escalating theatre costs, unmet commitments…
by RYAN SURRATT does it mean to own something? Money, objects, people, ideas? What is this thing in us that has to have "what is mine?" It's the ego. Believing that we can define ourselv…
by STEVEN LEIGH MORRIS Monday, we received the dismaying news that the 22-year-old Cabrillo Music Theatre (which operates out of the 1,800 seat Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza) is suspend…
by MAUREEN LEE LENKER are Forever, now playing at the NoHo Arts Center, takes James Bond and the world of espionage as ingredients for a molotov cocktail of parody and hilarity. The musica…
April 2, 2016, Center Theatre Group is hosting a "Going Pro" Career Fair for university students at L.A. Theatre Center in Downtown Los Angeles. Alongside partners USC School of Dramatic Art…
IN THE NEWS In April 2007, Athol Fugard's Exits and Entrances made its New York debut in Cherry Lane Theatre's Primary Stages season, following its premiere production at Fountain …
A podcast where playwrights talk to playwrights about the things usually left unsaid. In a conversation that dives into life's muck, we learn what irks, agitates, motivates, inspires and -- …
by MICHAEL VAN DUZER can opera be relevant? This is asked by a friend " an intelligent man, whose connection to the art form is derived from vague memories of women in bejeweled dresses …
by STEVEN LEIGH MORRIS This is the first installment of a two-part column. STAGE Alliance held six intimate community forums at six different locations across the region over the pas…
by MICHAEL VAN DUZER I hurry down Lankershim Boulevard on yet another embarrassingly warm winter afternoon, I notice that I don't need to maneuver through the usual crowd of distracted, …
IN THE NEWS Chicago's prestigious Steppenwolf Theatre will inaugurate its new black box performance space, the 1700 Theatre, with Justin Tanner's Ovation Award-winning, three-chara…
by CHRISTINA CAMPODONICO choreographer and professional journalist Maritza Navarro, pursuing dance has never been a question of "either/or," only "and." "[Dance has] always been somet…
by ASHLEY STEED it comes to Shakespeare, it can be daunting for a director to put his or her personal stamp on the work without taking considerable liberties with " or making significant…
[PRESS RELEASE] LOS ANGELES " Actors' Equity Association and the plaintiffs in the Asner vs. Actors' Equity litigation announced today that they commenced discussions concerning a possibl…
by JULIO MARTINEZ the 1850s, eight newly arrived Jewish merchants spoke the first words of mamaloshen (Yiddish mother tongue) in the City of Angels. Fifty years later, the Jewish populat…
IN THE NEWS Bittersweet news from Loft Ensemble, located in the Arts District of Downtown LA. On Mar 21, Loft will launch its first musical, Wanting Miss Julie"a loose adaptation o…
interview by DANI OLIVER Utopia, to me, could not be more relevant to the conversation that we're having in this country about race, and about instances of police brutality. What was partic…
by JULIO MARTINEZ October, 1985, highly motivated Artistic Director Bill Bushnell marshaled enough city, county, corporate and public support to move Los Angeles Actors Theatre (founded …
by DEAN FARELL BRUGGEMAN How did it get so late so soon? It's night before it's afternoon. . Seuss would've been the last place I'd expect to find inspiration when writing a play ab…
IN THE NEWS LA's independent public TV broadcaster KCET, national satellite network Link TV (KCETlink), and visual media outlet explore.org are collaborating with Long Beach Opera …
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 Drawings and algorithmic art at UCLA Opening reception & conversation with independent algorithmic artist Jean-Pierre Hébert for his exhibition "Qua…