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Mothering is an art. Say thank you with a card, phone call, brunch or a prayer... | |
Oscar Arslanian, Publisher
Nyla Arslanian, Editor
Adam Fisher, Newsletter and Social Media Manager
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ANNIE
Thru 18
Little Orphan Annie has reminded generations of theatergoers that sunshine is always right around the corner, and now the best-loved musical of all time is set to return in a new production – just as you remember it and just when we need it most.
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JANE MONHEIT
May 11
Jane Monheit brings new energy to the songbook and far beyond with a Mother's Day celebration.
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TALES FROM THE
CHATEAU MARMONT
May 16
Immerse yourself in the history of the Chateau as it unfolds across a background of golden-age celebrity trysts, scandals, and secrets revealed.
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HOLLYWOOD
PANTAGES THEATRE
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HARRY POTTER
AND THE CURSED CHILD
Thru June 22
When Harry Potter’s head-strong son Albus befriends the son of his fiercest rival, Draco Malfoy, it sparks an unbelievable new journey for them all—with the power to change the past and future forever.
REVIEW
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HELLAS
Thru May 11
When his ambassadors to barbarian Athena and Sparta are slain for demanding a gesture of submission, great Parsan King Darius, ruler of the world-dominating Empire of Airyanam, orders the defiant region of Hellas punished.
REVIEW
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THE CIVIL TWILIGHT
May 11
A twisty thriller taking place over a single night during a once-in-a-century storm.
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THE VALUE GAP
May 12
Inflicted by romantic notions, progress has not aided Kate in her transformation from ideal secretary to office factotum.
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BAT BOY:
THE MUSICAL
May 10-May 18
Inspired by a 1992 story in a supermarket tabloid, about a half boy/half bat found in a cave in West Virginia. Now, according to new headlines, Bat Boy has been newly rediscovered.
REVIEW
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Thru May 18
A coming-of-age dark comedy following two women in their late 20s as they navigate the complexities of friendship, fertility, and existential panic.
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TENNESSEE WILLIAMS'
IN THE BAR
OF A TOKYO HOTEL
Thru May 18
Written in 1968, a painter and his wife, express their anguish through plaintive notes of poetry recalling Tennessee Williams at his very best.
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SAW: THE MUSICAL
Thru Aug 31
One of the most thought-provoking horror films of all time now is…a musical.
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ACTOR'S CO-OP
THEATRE COMPANY
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THE SPITFIRE GRILL
Thru June 8
Based on the 1996 film, comes a heartwarming American musical about what happens when a girl with a dark past meets a town with no hope.
REVIEW
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WHITE RABBIT RED RABBIT
May 11-June 22
This production explores the restrictions, censorship and denial of individual choice faced under a harsh regime
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TASTY LITTLE RABBIT
Thru June 5
The true story of a 1936 Fascist Italian investigation of pornography charges in Taormina, Sicily.
REVIEW
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THE WINTER'S TALE
Thru June 14
Reimagined in an accessible, 90-minute modern English translation adapted by Young and Lisa Wolpe.
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OUT-OF-AREA PRODUCTION:
'Tuesdays With Morrie' at Casa 0101 Theatre REVIEW by Amalisha HuEck
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SIMPLY THE BEST:
THE POWER AND PERSEVERANCE OF
TINA TURNER
May 10-June 28
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PROCESS + PLACE
Thru June 8
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MARK LEONARD:
COMMON THREADS
May 17-June 28
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CAROLEE SCHNEEMANN
Thru June 7
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HALSEY
May 14
w/ special guests Evanescence
& The Warning
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SLEIGH BELLS
May 8
w/ Sophie Hunter
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ORLA GARTLAND
May 10
w/ FIGHTMASTER
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MY PLATINUM PLAYLIST
May 10
w/ Ashanti, Fabolous, Jeremih, Lloyd Banks & many more
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DEVENDRA BANHART
May 9
w/ Kath Bloom
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BILAL
May 13
w/ Georgia Anne Muldrow
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CELESTIAL CELEBRATIONS
90 YRS OF GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY AND THE STORIES IN THE SKY
May 14
Celebrate Griffith Observatory’s 90th anniversary with Rex Saint’ Onge, Sr., Chumash Cultural Advisor on the Observatory’s original short film Pacific Standard Universe.
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STORYBOOK THEATRE
AT THEATRE WEST
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THE PRINCESS
AND THE FROG
Thru June 7
The classic musical story of a prince who cares only about himself. He learns a lesson when a fairy turns him into a frog.
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ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN
May 10 & 11
Enjoy good laughs and story telling on Mother's Day the popular comedy duo Abbott and Costello with their classic monsters for one of the greatest horror comedies of all time
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UPRIGHT
CITIZENS BRIGADE
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7 MINUTES
IN HEAVEN
May 10
Welcome to a '90s basement party where 7 pairs of LA's best improvisers.
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HORRIBLY FUNNY
May 12
Enjoy a big night of laughs with comedic legends, Bobby Lee, Anthony Jeselnik, Arsenio Hall, Pauly Shore, Margaret Cho, Harland Williams, Atsuko Okatsuka, Daniel Franzese, Jessimae Peluso, Mandy Martino and More!
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COMEDY GRIND!
May 9
It'll be laughs non-stop when comedians Rob DaRocha, Derek Doherty, Sherry Bright, Christine Little, Alex Hooper, Eric Schwartz, Jenna Bleecker, Lee Ann Tooker, Fizaa, & Rick Izquieta take the improv stage.
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NEW FILMMAKERS
LOS ANGELES
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INFOCUS: DISABILITIES
May 9 & 10
NFMLA) hosts its May Monthly Film Festival, which features its annual InFocus: Disabilities program, along with May Shorts, writer-director Jess Dang’s debut feature narrative Surrender, and an opening selection of student animation with the CSULB Animation Showcase.
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SUNSET BOULEVARD
May 9
Hosted by LAEXPLAINED
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AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE
AT EGYPTIAN THEATRE
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SAVE THE LAST DANCE
May 9
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CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD
May 8-14
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ACADEMY MUSEUM
OF MOTION PICTURES
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CROUCHING TIGER
HIDDEN DRAGON
Thru May 24
Filmmaker Ang Lee and actor Zhang Ziyi in conversation with Academy President Janet Yang.
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AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE
AT LOS FELIZ THEATRE
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THE INCREDIBLES &
TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY
May 11
Celebrate Bad Ass Moms in Bad Ass Movies w/ Elastigirl & Sarah Connor
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WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S
May 9 & 10
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Take a closer look into the world of noir, read 'Hollywood is Film Noir.'
by Anita Rosenberg from the Winter 2006/2007 Issue of Discover Hollywood Magazine.
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May 9
Hannah Zeavin will discuss & sign, MOTHER MEDIA with Rosie Stockton
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May 12
Andrew Porter discusses & signs THE IMAGINED LIFE, with Jonathan Blum and Holiday Reinhorn.
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May 11
This Mother's Day, celebrate the power of poetry with acclaimed poets Kim Dower and Richard Blanco.
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