AdlerFest 2026 brings together an eclectic evening of short-form theatre, pairing classic comedy with contemporary and testimony-based work. The program includes Daniel Adams’ Abstraction, Anton Chekhov’s lively one-acts The Proposal and The Anniversary, and Queens Without a Crown, a piece adapted from real testimony. Presented over three performances at the Stella Adler Academy, the festival […]
Janine Nabers’ The Peterson Show receives its world premiere at Echo Theater Company, bringing five former child stars back together as the legacy of their once-beloved television father collapses into scandal. With reporters and cameras gathering outside, the performers are forced to confront old rivalries, buried secrets, and the complicated bonds they formed while growing […]
The Winehouse Songbook celebrates the unmistakable music and legacy of Amy Winehouse through fresh jazz and blues arrangements led by the soulful vocals of Estani. The program revisits Winehouse’s deeply personal songwriting and distinctive blend of jazz, soul, and contemporary influences, reshaping familiar material for Catalina’s intimate supper-club setting. With Estani at the center of […]
Los Angeles artist Elliott Hundley returns to Regen Projects with Book of Sand, continuing his densely layered approach to painting, collage, sculpture, and assemblage. Hundley is known for constructing elaborate surfaces from materials including paper, fabric, pins, wire, photographs, paint, and found elements, creating compositions that reveal new details the longer they are viewed. The […]
Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […]
Caryl Churchill’s A Number is an intimate psychological drama that examines identity, family, and the unsettling possibilities of human cloning. When Salter’s son begins asking questions about his past, a long-hidden secret comes to light, forcing father and son to confront choices whose consequences reach far beyond a single relationship. Through sharp dialogue and a […]
The critically acclaimed The Year We Disappeared returns for a limited engagement with a darkly comic look at one of the defining anxieties of the present: the climate crisis. Framed through the world of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the production intertwines stories of queer identity, bullying, shame, personal transformation, and even a journey back to the […]
Open Fist Theatre Company presents a rare revival of José Rivera’s Obie-winning Marisol, a dreamlike blend of magical realism, Theatre of the Absurd, dark humor, and poetic storytelling. After her guardian angel abandons her to join a celestial war, Bronx resident Marisol Pérez is left to navigate a terrifying world that seems to be coming […]
Hard Line Women brings together generations of Japanese women artists working across painting, performance, sculpture, installation, photography, and design from the 1960s, ’70s, ’80s, and today. The exhibition focuses on artists who developed distinctive approaches to hard-edged abstraction, geometry, and formal order while working during pivotal moments in both modern art and the global women’s […]
Michael LeVell: Salient Forms presents the most comprehensive survey to date of the Los Angeles artist’s five decades of artmaking. A founding artist of Tierra del Sol’s Art Studios program, LeVell has created more than 5,000 works spanning drawings, still lifes, architectural and interior studies, landscapes, ceramics, vases, and small sculptural furniture, all shaped by […]
Based on the 1999 cult-classic film created by Darren Stein, who also writes the book for the stage adaptation, Jawbreaker The Musical reimagines the darkly comic story of popularity, status, and teenage power as a high-energy theatrical event. Set in the ruthless social world of Reagan High, the musical follows a clique of teenage girls […]
Japanese music pioneer Haruomi Hosono brings The Yours Sincerely Tour to The Greek Theatre for a rare Los Angeles appearance celebrating a career that has moved fluidly across folk, electronic music, pop, ambient sound, and experimentation. A founding member of Yellow Magic Orchestra, Hosono has spent decades shaping the sound of modern Japanese music while […]
