A timely drama about homelessness, celebrity worship and the assault on American journalism. Newspaper columnist Andy Kramer is laid off when a corporate takeover downsizes the City Chronicle. In retaliation, Andy fabricates a letter to his column from an imaginary ... SEE MORE
The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs will present To View a Plastic Flower, at Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery from February 13 - April 19, 2020, with an opening reception on February 9, 2020, from 2:00-5:00 pm. ... SEE MORE
Beginning 13 February, Hauser & Wirth will partner with the Los Angeles Philharmonic to present ‘August Sander: New Women, New Men, and New Identities,’ an exhibition that brings together pathbreaking portraits by renowned German photographer August Sander (1876 – 1964) ... SEE MORE
Sex and hypocrisy abound in William Shakespeare’s dark comedy about the corruption of power and authority, and the true nature of mercy and justice. His world is familiar: sex is a commodity, government is subject to the leader’s moral whimsy, ... SEE MORE
The West Coast premiere of a new musical comedy that hits all the right “notes.” Found isn’t just based on a true story, it’s based on hundreds of them! When the lost and broke Davy happens to find a peculiar ... SEE MORE
A madcap musical salute to the swinging ’40s created by Roger Bean (The Marvelous Wondrettes, Life Could Be A Dream). A USO show is threatened with cancellation when a certain famous trio of singing sisters fails to show up, and ... SEE MORE
Hollyhock House is proud to host Pavel Kuznetsov, Director of Melnikov House for a lecture Melnikov House: Saving an Avant-Garde Icon at the Barnsdall Gallery Theatre to discuss the history of Moscow’s Melnikov House, an icon of 20th-century Russian architecture, ... SEE MORE
Join us at the Battleship IOWA as we celebrate Black History Month with special film screening of “Invisible Warriors” and a tour through the museum. "Invisible Warriors" features real pioneers - the first Black women to work in industry and ... SEE MORE
Presented by Annalee Andres, Art Historian The experimental school Black Mountain College has been described as a crucible for mid-20th century avant-garde art, music, and poetry. In this series we will investigate the college and those associated with it. Join ... SEE MORE
Come to the John M. Lee Court from 10AM-12PM this Thursday (Feb 27) and learn how to utilize pigments from cochineal insects. This technique has supplied natural dyes for art, textiles, food and cosmetics for centuries. This is a ticketed ... SEE MORE
