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Award-winning ‘Matreyek’s’ Kaleidoscopic Multi-media Experience ‘Infinitely Yours’ Comes to REDCAT
Miwa Matreyek’s Los Angeles Premiere of “Infinitely Yours: A Dream-like Meditation on Climate Catastrophe*” opened last night and continues its brief run Thursday, January 16, 2020, through, Saturday, January 18, 2020, at the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT). Award-winning animator, … Continue reading
The ‘LA LGBT Center’ ‘Center South’ in Leimert Park Opens
The grand opening of the’s new location, Center South The Los Angeles LGBT Center, in the Leimert Park neighborhood of South Los Angeles is Saturday, January 11, 2019, from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. The Center South will be open to self-guided tours … Continue reading
REVIEW: ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Marlowe’ Dominate the Cosmos with ‘School of Night”s ‘Klingon Tamburlaine’
Director Christopher Johnson and The School of Night have brought back their Hollywood Fringe Festival 2019 production of “Klingon Tamburlaine” to the Ruby Theater the Complex Hollywood, playing until Saturday, November 9, 2019. Together, with loads of hand-to-hand combat drama … Continue reading
‘Refinery29′ Brings Back Popular Pop-up Photo Op ’29Rooms’
Refinery29 returns to Los Angeles with “29Rooms: Expand Your Reality,” opening Friday, November 8, 2019, and continuing until Sunday, November 17, 2019. This popular returning pop-up immersive experience “festival of cause, culture, and creativity” comes to a Beverly Space by HD … Continue reading
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Tagged 29Rooms, influencer, Instagram, Pop Up, Refinery29
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THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Pit of Goblins’ Comically Scares Up From Deep Within
The scariest of things is not that which slinks behind walls, lurks in the dark, or hides deep within a dark and ominous pit. It is that which stands before us, in plain sight, and often without giving us the … Continue reading
Intimate, Intense, Visceral: ‘Nocturnal Fandango’ Brings Interactive Immersive Theatrical Halloween Experience
Non-profit theatre company, Nocturnal Fandango, will bring their long-form, two-hour solo audience experience, “Take Me,” Friday, October 18, 2019, through October 27, 2019, and festival of short-form immersive theatre pieces, “Dr. Rocket’s Twilight Carnival,” Friday, November 15, through Sunday, November 17, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chelsea Morgan, immersive theatre, Interactive, Jason Davidson, Kevin Davidson, Nocturnal Fandango
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‘Dia de los Muertos’ 2019 Celebrates Throughout the Southland: Your Guide
The 24th Street Theatre Annual Dia de los Muertos Block Party. (Photo by Cindy Marie Jenkins, courtesy of the 24th Street Theatre) UPDATES: 10-21-19***, 10-19-19**, 10-16-19* All events listed are gathered in the spirit of cultural awareness, acceptance, and appreciation of … Continue reading
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Tagged Altadena Farmers' Market, Avenue 50 Studio, Aztec dance, Ballet Folklorico Quetzal dancers, Bob Baker Marionette Theater, Canoga Park, Day Of The Dead, Dia De Los Muertos, Dia de los Muertos events in LA, Dia de los Muertos Festival de Otoño, Downey, East Los Angeles, El Sereno, Grand Park, highland park, hollywood forever, KCET Artbound, La Sonora Dinamita, Los Angeles River Center & Gardens, Louie Crúz Beltran, Michael Calderon, MOLAA, Mr. Pasadena, olvera street, Pacoima, Raul Pacheco, self-help graphics, Vroman's Bookstore, Where to celebrate Day of the Dead, Whittier
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‘San Gabriel Valley Pride’ Returns to Central Park with ‘Stonewall 50!’, Car Show, Entertainment and Food
“San Gabriel Valley Pride: Stonewall 50!” 18th Annual LGBTQ Pride Event and Car Show will present their 18th annual LGBTQ Pride celebration on Saturday, October 12, 2019, from noon to 10 p.m. in Pasadena’s Central Park. What makes the SGVPride … Continue reading