THIS PERFORMANCE WILL BE POSTPONED! VISIT THE WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS!!! Can’t Pay? Don’t Pay! is currently running at the Actors’ Gang Theater (9070 Venice Blvd in Culver City, 90232) thru March 28, 2020. GA tickets are $34.99, but with the donation of six non-perishable
Cirque du Soleil has inspired a movement. Leading the trend of high quality entertainment since it burst onto the scene in 1984, the Montreal troupe has set a high bar. Dance companies across the country and popular network tv variety shows
The Book of Mormon PERFORMANCES HAVE BEEN CANCELED at the Ahmanson Theatre (135 N. Grand Ave., L.A. 90012). This outrageous musical comedy follows the misadventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries, sent halfway across the world to spread the Good Word.
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The renowned Los Angeles-based Lula Washington Dance Theatre returns to the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate its milestone 40th anniversary with a dynamic and powerful program exploring social and humanitarian issues. Read a review by one of
Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at the Music Center's 2018-19 Season opened with British choreographer and director Wayne McGregor contemporary dance company performing Autobiography. This mesmerizing work is an 80-minute contiguous series of 23 sections performed by the company of ten dancers
The Barak Ballet, founded by Los Angeles native Melissa Barak, returned to the Broad Stage for their fourth time and presented two world premier pieces, Cypher and Desert Transport, and a reprise of last year's well received E/SPACE. Cypher: photo credit
New Artistic Director Colin Conner, brought to the stage the vitality, passion and energy of the Jose Limón Dance Company that celebrates its 70th anniversary and the enduring memory of its founder and namesake who passed away in 1972. In discussion
A Los Angeles holiday tradition presented in conjunction with The Music Center since 1959, the 61st Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration takes on a vibrant new format for 2020. Due to Covid restrictions, there will NOT be a live audience this year. Viewers can watch the event
The Magic Flute, one of LA Opera's most sensational productions, returns this season to transport audiences into an enchanted fantasy world.Dreamed up by groundbreaking stage director Barrie Kosky (whose La Bohème opened LAO's season) and the masterminds behind the British theater
