Arts

Culver City artist Joyce Dallal is one of a group represented in the “Guns” now on display at The Loft at Liz’s. This exhibition dedicated to the national dialogue on gun violence opened on  Saturday, September …[READ MORE]

The cast is set and rehearsals are underway for the world premiere of Jon Robin Baitz’s “Vicuña,” with previews beginning October 23 and opening set for October 30, 2016, at Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas …[READ MORE]

Heidi Duckler Dance Theatre will premiere new series at long dormant Chinatown theater Company’s new work asks the question: “What does it mean to be King?” For the first time in 20 years, audiences will fill …[READ MORE]

  The dystopian world Orwell created has been declared reality in movies, plays and productions repeatedly in the 67 years since it was printed.  The current production of “1984” by the Actors’ Gang, an adaption …[READ MORE]

There’s still more Culver City as you head east from the train station, and if you have not been there lately, you might be missing out on some great stuff. The perfect occasion is about …[READ MORE]

The new Lucy Alibar show at the Kirk Douglas features a set fashioned from old chairs, broken lamps, a few packing crates and some other things that might just be classified as ‘dusty old junk.’ …[READ MORE]

White folks don’t understand about the blues…. They don’t understand that’s life’s way of talking. You don’t sing to feel better. You sing ‘cause that’s a way of understanding life,” –Ma Rainey in “Ma Rainey’s Black …[READ MORE]

WAIT UNTIL DARK is a suspenseful thriller set in 1944 Greenwich Village. Susan Hendrix, a blind, yet capable woman, is imperiled by a team of men in her own apartment. Aided by her difficult young …[READ MORE]

While our daily news reports are filled with stories about the American racial divide, writer and director Satie Gossett has taken on a story that will make you consider the depth of the difficulties, and …[READ MORE]