Culver City Arts and Entertainment
A special event that includes a reading of the new play “This Land” by Evangeline Ordaz and a tour of The Watts Labor Community Action Committee (WLCAC)’s unique, experiential Civil Rights exhibit will be presented …[READ MORE]
We all know art means different things to different people, and no two art scenes around the nation are alike. But we have a lot to be proud of in the Culver City Arts District, …[READ MORE]
Still Life with Iris by Steven Dietz is the first play for young audiences to receive the Kennedy Center’s Fund for New American Plays Award. It is a fantastical adventure which centers on a little …[READ MORE]
While watching the revival of “Chavez Ravine” at the Kirk Douglas Theater on Wednesday, Feb. 4, it occurred to me that ‘Culture Clash’ was not just the name of the theater company that created the …[READ MORE]
Want to laugh? Want to have some fun? Want to be part of a community tradition? You can get three for one by bringing the family for fun-filled, improvised performances by CCMS’s Comedy Improv Troupe. …[READ MORE]
The Mayme Clayton Library & Museum on Overland Avenue appeared full Saturday afternoon, the seats filled with nearly 100 fans of African American poet Langston Hughes, who would have been 113 years old on Sunday. …[READ MORE]
Ground breaking Latino theatre group Culture Clash’s “Chavez Ravine: An L.A. Revival,” opens next Wednesday (February 4) at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. Performances run through March 1, 2015. Energized with new material and music from …[READ MORE]
Sharif Atkins, star of the TV Series White Collar, will host an hour long tribute to the poet Langston Hughes, including a reading of his celebrated work “Thank You, Ma’m,” on January 31, at 4 …[READ MORE]
Want to do some time travel? Find a wormhole. That’s the tunnel in the space-time continuum that connects two disparate points — and a plot device for countless works of science fiction from “Star Trek” …[READ MORE]
Humanitas, which has for years given budding television writers a leg up through its New Voices mentorship initiative, will now add support for locally based playwrights through PLAY LA, a new program launched in collaboration …[READ MORE]
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