The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures kicked off Black History Month with Regeneration Summit: A Celebration of Black Cinema, an exciting weekend-long festival ran from February 3-5 programmed in conjunction with its groundbreaking exhibition Regeneration: Black Cinema 1898–1971. In January the
CalArts Center for New Performance presents the World Premiere of “Etta and Ella on the Upper West Side” by legendary playwright Adrienne Kennedy (Broadway’s Ohio State Murders). Directed by Monty Cole, the public can see a performance at REDCAT in Downtown
Luminario Ballet of Los Angeles makes its Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts debut, bringing its signature fusion of ballet, modern dance, acrobatics, and aerial movement to the Bram Goldsmith Theater with a gravity-defying program entitled, “Heroes, Sheroes, and Eros,”
Do not shy away from seeing Bill Irwin's "On Beckett" if you feel lacking in your knowledge of the literary master's work. Irwin acknowledges that he is not a scholar nor has he read all of Beckett's literary output; rather he
"On Beckett" opened at Center Theatre Group's Kirk Douglas Theatre on Wednesday, September 18 at 8pm. Conceived and performed by Bill Irwin, the actor is haunted by the work of Samuel Beckett – language he learned over years as a performer
