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What happens when you want something so badly, you step out of reality to get it? L.A. Theatre Works presents Deal by Barbara Isenberg, a delightfully funny and surreal eight-minute foray into “short story cinema” …[READ MORE]

While it’s all different now, some of it can still feel the same. The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts is pleased to announce the Virtual Spring Dance Concert on Friday, May 29, 7pm. While …[READ MORE]

Long-time subscriber and fine art photographer Sara Jane Boyers was shooting behind the scenes at our costume and prop shop and at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in late February and early March as our Production …[READ MORE]

In an effort to find comfort and connectedness through art, architecture, and design, Helms Bakery District in partnership with the Culver City Arts Foundation, is launching Projecting Possibilities, a rotating video installation featuring a new …[READ MORE]

Jeremy O. Harris Joins Local Playwrights Luis Alfaro, Bekah Brunstetter, Aleshea Harris, Molly Smith Metzler and Dominique Morisseau for Next L.A. Theatre Speaks DiscussionCenter Theatre Group is announcing panelists for “L.A. Playwrights: Writing for a …[READ MORE]

Members of Culver City’s business arts community shared ideas and solutions to the COVID crisis in a meeting of the minds that took place Thursday, May 14, 2020 over Zoom. The Culver City Arts Foundation hosted …[READ MORE]

For me, March was shaping up to be a month of theatre. As the month started I had just reviewed Can’t Pay, Won’t Pay at Actors’ Gang, had plans to review two more shows at …[READ MORE]

Center Theatre Group’s annual August Wilson Monologue Competition has a winner –  Los Angeles County High School for the Arts student Kyle Branch took the honors, performing one of the most riveting moments of August …[READ MORE]

In 1946, in the aftermath of the Second World War and amidst a world trying to find itself again, Brazilian writer Clarice Lispector published her second novel. It’s repetitive structure and limited plot tell a …[READ MORE]

Part of the Art Goes On Project, the Second Talk in the L.A. Theatre Speaks Series Features Representatives from Local Theatres Including Deaf West Theatre, Fountain Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, IAMA Theatre Company and The Industry …[READ MORE]