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A blistering indictment of this country's current political predicament, Jon Robin Baitz's Vicuña crackles with immediacy, wit and danger. Biatz has taken the classic fable about
Now playing at the Staples Center in Los Angles, from November 11 to 13, is TORUK – The First Flight.
The new Cirque du Soleil
This weekend only – a family-friendly Japanese Food Fair Offers Culinary and Cultural delights.
Lovers of Japanese food and culture are getting a treat this
In one of his early plays, Donald Margulies examines how one couple's best laid plans for their twilight years become dismantled when they fail to reconcile
Get ready for Halloween with some spooky tales that will be sure to chill you!
On Saturday, October 29th at 2pm in the Westwood Library, Theatre
The Ricardo Montalbán Theatre, Hollywood & Vine's classic theater reborn for a new era of performing arts, is proud to present PROXIMA, the new show by
Join International artist Alicia Bay Laurel for an intimate concert when she presents “Living on the Earth: The Musical.” It’s happening at Beyond Baroque in Venice
A 1950's jazz club in New Orleans is the setting for an immersive musical revue about four couples who struggle through the highs and lows of love.
Offering two FREE concerts for music aficionadi, Award-winning pianist and composer Peter Manning Robinson will enthrall audiences with a stunning aural and visual art experience on
Love, loss, change and challenge " in the new musical play A Reason To Love, everyday life is examined through the interactions at "Kitty's and Curls," a
Singer-songwriter and composer Meklit performs the L.A. debut of her new body of music This Was Made Here (TWMH) at the Skirball Cultural Center on Wednesday,
Overtone Industries, a celebrated force in the evolution of contemporary music theatre and experimental opera, will share the next phase of its epic new multidisciplinary production,
In Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, now playing at the Mark Taper Forum, we are a fly on the wall observing the behind-the-scenes dramas during a recording
 Voices Carry, Inc. will present the World Premiere of Strings Attached, a multidisciplinary project, involving contemporary dance, abstract puppetry, an original score, and performance a…
Raucous and hysterical fun, playwright Robert O'Hara's satirical play Barbecue " now playing at the Geffen Playhouse in Westwood " is a true original, featuring a
Germán López, the esteemed timple player from the Canary Islands, brings his musical virtuosity to Pepperdine University's Raitt Recital Hall in Malibu for one-night-only on
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FREE Panel discussion about the life of Anaïs Nin to precede the performance on Saturday, September 10th.
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More Jazz at the Bowl this Summer!
It’s going to be a funky rocking night when Mega Nova take to the Bowl stage. This celebrity outfit
In a career spanning more than 40 years, director Gillian Armstrong has gifted the world of cinema with some marvelous period pieces (My Brilliant Career, Little
The San Antonio Film Festival, held July 25-31 at the Tobin Center, brought a wealth of fine films and talented filmmakers to town. Among the many
"I adore monsters. I absolutely love them. Humans are repulsive!"
So claims Guillermo del Toro, a filmmaker, novelist, artist who is known for
The Empress of Soul, seven-time Grammy® winner Gladys Knight, continues her decades-long reign as R&B royalty. The award-winning singer has recorded more
Only two performances remain for the electrifying production of one of Broadway’s most memorable dance musicals, A Chorus Line.
Related through heartfelt song, energetic modern dance
The Johnny Cycle: Part II: The Shell is the second part of a trilogy that The Speakeasy Society is creating, based on Dalton Trumbo's 1939
TheFowler Museum at UCLA is presenting a free Outdoor Hula Dance Performance on Sunday, August 21st.
Summer Concerts on the Green: Ka Hale Hula O
