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This weekend only, the LA Philharmonic is presenting three evenings of programs curated by composers. Reel Change: The New Era of Film Music celebrates the 21st century's increasingly …
Tukel talks about his most recently released film, 'That Cold Dead Look In Your Eyes.'
Lucy Kirkwood's The Children was written before the pandemic, and it's about the aftermath of a nuclear accident and not a virus, but its vibe of looming doom and concern over what can actua…
Featuring art from three major 20-century movements " Fluxus Means Change: Jean Brown's Avant-Garde archive " is now on view at the Getty Research Institute, at the Getty Museum. (The one on…
The discussion of wealth inequality has come up a lot in this young century, as the accumulation of massive fortunes goes to fewer and fewer people while millions suffer all over the world. …
"I Could Have Danced All Night," "The Rain in Spain," "Wouldn't It Be Loverly" and "On the Street Where You Live."
How many of the wonderful songs from this exquisite musical are indelibl…
Theatre is an amazing artform, but one of the things it does less well is genre storytelling. Drama, comedy, musicals " absolutely. Even fantasy or thrillers. But horror, action, westerns " …
"The old woman and the soap bubble."
That's how lead architect Renzo Piano describes the newly opened Academy Museum on Wilshire, dedicated to the art of filmmaking and 120+ years of ide…
The Theatre Raymond Kabbaz (TRK) proudly presents the City of Immortals, a new festivalcelebrating the immortality of the arts inspired by the great artists buried in the historic Père-Lach…
Calling all cultural aficionadi and scholars! You're invited to experience a rare opportunity for a deep dive into Persian culture"one that is rich with antiquity and mythology. Bearing a co…
Blue13 Dance Company's recent production, Shaadi, was a magnificent success. The immersive Bollywood dance spectacular was recently staged at L.A.'s iconic Heritage Square Museum. The ass…
So my first large audience theatre experience since being fully vaccinated featured women sporting two-foot-long phalluses singing Liza Minnelli songs in a Greek amphitheater on the grounds …
A haunting work, Birds in the Moon"the chamber opera by composer Mark Grey and librettist Júlia Canosa i Serra"made its West Coast Premiere last week, as presented by The Broad Stage.
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A highly acclaimed composer and conductor, also pianist and trombonist, John Williams has composed some of the most popular, recognizable, and critically acclaimed film scores in cinematic h…
Botman comic by Jeffrey Edward Peters
Comic Heroes! You're invited to the Danger Arcade Launch Party on Wednesday, September 1, 2021 from 5-8PM PDT at The Comic Bug in Manhattan Beach.
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Come to the Hollywood Fringe! Fun shows this weekend.
This poignant story of forbidden love is set against the backdrop of the Cold War.
Making its West Coast Premiere, for four performances only early September, is Birds in the Moon, a mobile, theatrical chamber opera by Mark Grey and Júlia Canosa i Serra. This new work f…
The show comes back to San Antonio where it all began to close out Teatro Audaz's 2020-21 season.
Gustavo Dudamel (pictured above) leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic next Thursday evening, August 26, with an exciting musical program from both sides of the globe.
Firstly, Dudamel brin…
Enjoy the remaining weeks of balmy summer evenings here in Southern California at these upcoming events at the Skirball, The Ford, and the Levitt Pavilion.
Sunset Concerts at the Skirball…
The stories of two men who lost their lives at the hand of a West Hollywood political activist are told in this absorbing documentary.
Alexandre Wetter as Alex in "Miss"
Androgynous model Alexandre Wetter stars as a person who dreams of conquering the Miss France beauty pageant in Miss, an intimate and romantic drama abo…
Tickets are now available for advance purchase for visiting the Academy Museum, set to open in September. Timed tickets can be pre-purchased, while tickets to the Academy Museums numerous…
