Culver City Arts and Entertainment
The final performance in the 1988 series will be on Saturday, September 9, 2017 at Culver City City Hall Courtyard, with two evening showings at 5PM and 7PM. This dance performance by Heidi Duckler Dance …[READ MORE]
Pop Up Theater, Inc. is thrilled to present the award-winning play Pterodactyls, written by Nicky Silver, produced by Grafton Doyle and directed by Melanie Wissner. Pterodactyls will open on Friday, September 1 at 8pm and …[READ MORE]
Tonight the Culver City Symphony will conclude the 2017 Summer Festival with one of opera’s most spectacular masterworks, Verdi’s emotion-packed Aïda. Commissioned for the opening of the Suez Canal, Verdi’s score marked a turning point …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group has announced the casting for the world premiere of Paul Rudnick’s new play “Big Night.” Directed by Tony winner Walter Bobbie (“Chicago” and “Bright Star”), “Big Night” begins previews September 10, opens …[READ MORE]
The Actors’ Gang continues its tradition of bringing free theatre for multi-generational families every weekend in August at Media Park (adjacent to The Ivy Substation) with Mighty Morphin Midsummer Night’s Dream directed by the …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group will partner with East West Players on the upcoming world premiere of “Soft Power” at the Ahmanson Theatre May 3 through June 10, 2018, announced Artistic Director Michael Ritchie. Through the partnership, …[READ MORE]
The third performance in the 1988 series will be on Sunday, August 6, 2017 in and around Technicolor Drip, the permanent artwork by Jen Stark located at PLATFORM in Culver City. This dance performance by …[READ MORE]
Center stage there is a large door, painted a color known as Chinese Red. The ornate gold markings are Chinese characters. The King of the Yees takes us through this door and into a mulitverse …[READ MORE]
This month Black Talkies on Parade presents one of our favorite classic films, the iconic musical Cabin in the Sky. This classic has an all-star cast that includes Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, Eddie “Rochester” Anderson, …[READ MORE]
The figure of Charlie Chaplin’s The Tramp was known globally in Chaplin’s day, and remains one of the most iconic figures in movies. Few have reached as many people as Chaplin did with The Tramp. …[READ MORE]
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