This week in Hollywood
Mar.12 - 18, 2021
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Arts happening virtually in Hollywood & around L.A.
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LOS ANGELES HISTORIC THEATRE FOUNDATION |
COFFEE & CONVERSATION: L.A.'S THEATRES AT RISK
Mar 13
Artist/photographer Janna Ireland will showcase her black-and-white photographs on the grandeur of architect Paul R. Williams as part of the Los Feliz Library’s Architecture & Beyond Virtual Lecture Series.
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HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
2021 BOARD INSTALLATION & AWARDS GALA
Mar 18
Actress Rita Wilson will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award, as the Chamber celebrates its 100th Anniversary, and the 60th anniversary of the Walk of Fame.
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IRELAND/CELTIC: MEDIEVAL COMPOSITE ANIMAL SCULPTURE
Mar 14
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An interactive classroom environment with a teaching artist. Supplies needed for this week are clay or salt dough, paint, pencil, & sticks for adding details. |
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ARENA CINELOUNGE DRIVE-IN |
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Mar 12 - The Five Rules of Success/Cosmic Sin/Eraserhead
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Mar 13 - Abandoned: Angelique's Isle/Nomadland
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Mar 14 - Dear Comrades!/Eraserhead
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Mar 15 - Dear Comrades!/Nomadland
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Mar 16 - 18 - Minari
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IF ANYTHING HAPPENS I LOVE YOU
Mar 17
Watch conversations with directors Will McCormack & Michael Govier moderated by Laura Dern, Courtney Cox, and Rashida Jones.
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RAYA AND THE DRAGON
Through Mar 18
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Mar 12 - Speed
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Mar 13 - The Little Rascals/ Romy + Michele's High School Reunion
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Mar 12 - The Maltese Falcon/ The African Queen
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Mar 13 - Frozen II/Dazed and Confused
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Mar 14 - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
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HOLLYWOOD ROOSEVELT DRIVE-IN |
NATIONAL LAMPOON'S VAN WILDER/NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE
Mar 14
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ANOTHER SERIOUS DANCE FILM
Mar 15
New York City Ballet principal dancer Sara Mearns performs tongue-in-cheek choreography by Andrea Miller, founder of GALLIM, at the East River Park Amphitheater in a witty short film directed by Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost.
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LAPSIS Q&A
Mar 17
Conversation with director Noah Hutton.
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SANDI KOTO OF THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
Now Playing
Sandi Koto pitches for her high school baseball team to the dismay of her mother and the jeers of opposing teams. With the help of her teammate Davy, her ancestors, and a legendary lefty, she hopes to learn to throw the outlawed screwball pitch to honor her great-grandfather before the final game of the year.
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BOLD FACED SECRET
Mar 12
This month's theme is The Skin of Your Teeth. Share your story about near misses, close calls, narrow escapes, hanging on by a thread, barely getting by, being perilously close to the edge, falling off, clawing your way back to the top.
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SUNDAY MORNING WITH THE BRAID
Mar 14
Author & producer Sharleen Cooper Cohen has been called a true Renaissance Woman. Join in as she shares the stories of her inspirational life.
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ISOLATION INN
Mar 14
It's the third week of Safer At Home quarantine and nine strangers find themselves "alone together" in a TV star's bed and breakfast. With flights in flux and lives upended, will these essential workers be driven apart, or will the uncertainty bring them closer together as they realize they might be together INN-definitely at the Isolation Inn.
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LIVING ROOM SERIES:
MEMORY OF ICE
Mar 15
Zoe and Nate, climate scientists conducting research on an Alaskan glacier, find their relationship and research in crisis when Zoe discovers she is pregnant and wants to go home in order to figure out how to be a scientist and a mother when the data is against her.
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A WILDERNESS OF MONKEYS
Mar 17 - 21
The Sting meets The Merchant of Venice in this revenge-comedy reversal and sequel to Shakespeare's play.
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VACUUM
Mar 18
A modern re-telling of Oedipus the King if Odeipus was a white supremacist who worked in a vacuum repair shop.
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RON COOPER: IN A NEW LIGHT
thru May 15
This exhibition surveys the artist’s inventive use of unconventional materials throughout his career, deployed in novel ways that defy expectation, to investigate the interplay of light, surface, and perspective.
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SILENT TOURS: BARBARA KRUGER & CADY NOLAND
Mar 12 & 17
Streamed live to Facebook and Instagram, take a brief tour of the galleries with moderator from The Broad who will join you to answer your questions.
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Reopening Mar 12
The MAK Center at the Schindler House is reopening on a limited basis beginning March 12. Visitation is by reservation only.
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LOS ANGELES CENTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY |
THE HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY: STILL LIFE
Mar 12
The Los Angeles Center of Photography is thrilled to produce an ongoing series on the history of photography. Still Life is presented by Ann Elliott Cutting.
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NICOLE PECSON/
ONE SHEET
Opens Mar 12
A sculpture solo exhibit from Nicole Pecson and a group show, oNE Sheet, a one sheet celebration of old school video games.
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BACK ON THE INSIDE / TRACES ON THE SURFACE OF THE WORLD
Back on the Inside, the gallery’s first solo presentation of Brooklyn-based artist José de Jesus Rodriguez, whose four new paintings demonstrate facility in styles ranging from abbreviated line drawing to mimetic realism.
Traces on the Surfaces of the World brings together six international artists whose works stage the anxious encounters between human bodies and inanimate objects.
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LOS ANGELES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA |
CLOSE QUARTERS: THE SOLDIER'S TALE
Mar 12
Music Director Jaime Martín returns with LACO musicians for a cinematic take on Stravinsky’s iconic work The Soldier’s Tale.
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KIMBERLY DAWN
Mar 12
Country artist Kimberly Dawn will be performing her newest single live from The Mint's outdoor patio.
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LISA SMITH ENGLER CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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WE BANJO 3: LIVE FROM IRELAND
Mar 13
Renowned for their unique blend of traditional Irish and authentic Americana genres as well as their beautiful harmonies, We Banjo 3 perform live on stage for the first time since the pandemic shut down concerts exactly one year ago
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HERSHEY FELDER'S PUCCINI
Mar 14
The story of a young musician in love with the world of opera, and in particular with Giacomo Puccini’s La Bohème, Tosca, and Madama Butterfly.
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TODD RUNDGREN
Mar 18
Performing his "Nearly Human" LP in its entirety, plus a selection of Todd classics.
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INVERTIGO DANCE THEATRE PRESENTS: AFTER IT HAPPENED
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Set in the aftermath of a natural disaster, After It Happened, is a story of human resilience, desperation, and regrowth, as a community rebuilds itself and searches for hope among the refuse. Created in 2014, After it Happened was performed at The Ford in 2016. |
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Mar 16 - Dr. Yaba Blay, in conversation with Jamilah Lemieux, discuss One Drop: Shifting the Lens on Race
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Mar 18 - Amy Solomon discusses Notes from the Bathroom Line: Humor, Art, and Low-Grade Panic from 150 of the Funniest Women in Comedy
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AN ARTIST VIEW OF PAUL WILLIAMS' STELLAR DESIGNS
Mar 18
Artist/photographer Janna Ireland will showcase her black-and-white photographs on the grandeur of architect Paul R. Williams as part of the Los Feliz Library’s Architecture & Beyond Virtual Lecture Series.
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Hollywood institution The Cat and Fiddle is open and celebrating their 4th St. Patrick's Day at their Highland Avenue location with homemade Corned Beef & Cabbage along with their complete menu.
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