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Meet Artist Dominick Aznavour
Meet North Hollywood photographer and illustrator Dominick Aznavour. Our NoHo Artist Feature is a way to highlight the visual artists who call NoHo home. More>>
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Drat! The Cat!
It’s turn-of-the-previous-century New York. A clever cat burglar is lifting diamonds from the rich. But when the most respected sleuth is suddenly dies, the police turn to his good-hearted but inept-but-earnest son, Bob. His bumbling attempts lead him to the “Cat” but he falls head over heels with … her. So, he tries to reform her while she thwarts him at every turn. Will good-ness and love triumph? More>>
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Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández
March 14-15
The renowned Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández will make their Soraya debut March 14-15, showcasing Mexico’s regional beauty through mariachi, folkloric dance, and traditional arts. Founded in 1952, this exuberant group has wowed more than 30 million spectators, sharing the beauty of Mexico with original choreography, elaborate costumes, and the finest dancers. More>>
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You Cannot Know the Hour
Mr. Brown is a grumpy, peevish, ailing, aging widower who frequently sees and speaks with the ghost of his dead wife, Helen. She rebukes him for terrible crimes in his past and protests by his innocence. Meanwhile, he finds himself at odds with his nurse. She frequently contradicts his instructions, almost gleefully. Could she possibly be pursuing a sinister, hidden agenda? If so, what is her objective? Review>>
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One for My Baby
March 14-23
Read the NoHo Arts interview>>
Broadway stars Lana Gordon (Hadestown, Chicago) and Luba Mason (Jekyll and Hyde, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying) lead a cast of 28 performers, supported by a 12-piece Big Band, in the new musical ONE FOR MY BABY – a sexy, thrilling extravaganza featuring spectacular, athletic choreography and a funny but ultimately moving story. More>>
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Bill W. and Dr. Bob
Read the NoHo Arts theatre chat with Ronnie Marmo>>
Through an astonishing series of events, Bill and Bob meet and form a relationship, each helping the other to stay sober. BILL W. AND DR. BOB is the amazing and often humorous story of the two men who pioneered Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as the story of their wives who founded Al-Anon.
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Hands4HopeLA’s 25th Anniversary Gala
March 23
Hands4HopeLA’s 25th Anniversary Gala marks the organization’s impactful work over the past 25 years. The evening will raise funds for its ongoing mission to support the youth and their parents from low-income, underserved, predominantly single-parent minority households to improve their quality of life.The event promises to be an unforgettable celebration featuring live performances by Jazz in Pink, the Hands4Hope LA youth and special appearances by community representatives. Also, the gala will honor Sid Garcia from ABCNews and many prominent others which will be announced soon. Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy an exciting and elegant atmosphere while supporting a cause that continues to make a difference in the lives of at-risk youth in our community. More>>
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The Power of TV: Pregnancy, Birth Control & Choice
March 24
Join the Television Academy Foundation and a panel of TV creators for this year’s first Power of TV, presented as a virtual event, as they explore the evolution of television storytelling around reproductive health, pregnancy and birth control in today’s media landscape and share expertise and ideas about what’s to come. More>>
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Friday Night Family Flicks
March 14-28
Join the Lankershim Arts Center for Friday Night Family Flicks – free movies (and popcorn!). This fun-filled film festival features a trio of films that are perfect for all ages, bringing together adventure, humor, and nostalgia in a way that will keep everyone entertained.
Brought to you by the Department of Cultural Affairs | Performing Arts Division. More>>
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The Unravelling
Inspired by the mythical character of Circe, The Unraveling centers on an aging Classics professor who feels increasingly disconnected from her students and the world. She escapes to isolate herself on the side of a mountain but it's short lived when a young gamer takes up residence in his deceased mother’s cabin. This clash of generations weaves a story of family, loneliness, love, and friendship. Review>>
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Big Hair: A Rad and Wild Love Affair
This one-hour theatrical spectacle invites audiences to step into the touching, and surreal world of two comedy legends—Gilda Radner and Gene Wilder—explored through their larger-than-life personas and the dynamic love story that tied them together. Presented by their alter egos, Dr. Frankenstein and Roseanne Roseannadanna, we witness a relationship that – over 20 years later – still resonates with the modern heart. More>>
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Queen of the World
During the Golden Era of Hollywood, no one could approach the sensuous and oftentimes androgynous glamour and mystique of Marlene Dietrich. Queen of the World-An Evening with Marlene Dietrich is a one-person show written, performed, and directed by Ivette Viñas, which recounts the legend’s extraordinary life, her outspoken stance against Nazism and fascism, and fiery love affairs with Hollywood’s most notable men and women. More>>
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Unreconciled
The true story of an adolescent actor cast as Jesus in a school play directed by a parish priest. The story chronicles a survivor’s journey as he confronts his past, navigates a victims’ reparations program set up by the Catholic Church, and discovers the courage to use his voice. This 80-minute piece is a poignant and, at times, humorous exploration of family, place, and the meaning of reconciliation. More>>
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We Love LA NoHo Pub Crawl
March 22
Locations throughout the NoHo Arts District are serving We Love LA beers as part of an international beer collaboration to benefit those impacted by the California wildfires. A portion of the proceeds of all We Love LA beers will be donated to United Way of Greater LA’s Wildfire Relief fund. Lawless Brewing Co. and Brews Brothers teamed up to brew their own version of We Love LA beer, a modern West Coast-style IPA, which will be available at the Lawless Brewing taproom and the Brews Brothers NoHo brewpub. Other NoHo businesses, including Hop Merchants Bottle Shop and Taproom and Cheba Hut, will also be carrying We Love LA beers crafted by local breweries. More>>
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Mujeres on the Verge
Casa 0101 presents MUJERES on the Verge featuring four original one-act plays by four bold Chicana playwrights. Discover what happens when life’s biggest challenges collide with ambition, humor, and heart. "Four plays, all as poignant and beautifully written as the next. The writing is honest, and even when it’s brutal, there’s a hopefulness and a positivity that never seems out of place." Review>>
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NoHo Artist Feature
The unofficial NoHo motto is: “NoHo is only as great as its people.” This spring we will highlight some of our awesome creative neighbors. If you are a visual artist living in the NoHo Arts District or North Hollywood, or if you know someone who we should feature, please fill out this quick form and we will take it from there. More>>
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North Hollywood Farmers Market
Saturdays 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM More>>
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