Slava Ukraini! (or Waiting for Elon) places three soldiers—two Ukrainian and one Russian—inside the ruins of a steelworks in Mariupol, where survival, ideology, and unexpected common ground collide. Their shared […]
Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett brings the Creature of Habit Tour to the Palladium with the wry observations, jangling guitars, and casually magnetic stage presence that have made her one of […]
Hosted by Gil Ozeri, Silly Gilly & Friends turns improvisational comedy into an absurd theatrical experiment, with each performance built around an unusual constraint. Whether the comedians are blindfolded, tied […]
Visionary musician and former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne brings Who is the Sky? to the Hollywood Bowl with a theatrical production built around music, movement, and his enduring fascination […]
The Flypoet Summer Classic returns to The Ford with an electrifying blend of spoken word, live music, and bold performance. The showcase brings together acclaimed poets and performers—including nationally recognized […]
Some stories never lose their magic, and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast brings that timeless enchantment back to the stage in a newly reimagined 30th anniversary production. At the Hollywood […]
The Arsenio Rodriguez Project featuring Emy Castro returns to Catalina Jazz Club with a spirited tribute to the legendary Buena Vista Social Club. Filled with Cuban classics, infectious rhythms, and […]
Jim Henson’s fantastical cult favorite Labyrinth celebrates its 40th anniversary with an outdoor screening under the stars at Hollywood Forever. Jennifer Connelly stars as Sarah, a teenager navigating a strange […]
Chicago artist Noname celebrates the 10th anniversary of Telefone with a special added performance at the Fonda Theatre. Known for blurring the lines between poetry and rap, Noname pairs intricate […]
Tonight at the Improv kicks off the evening with a rotating lineup of stand-up favorites, rising performers, and potential surprise guests. With the roster intentionally flexible, the show captures the […]
The Vista’s weekend matinee series reaches back to 1945 with William Beaudine’s Blonde Ransom, presented in 35mm. The lighthearted crime story follows a woman who devises an elaborate ransom scheme […]
