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November is the month of the pomegranate. In Armenian culture it represents unity, fertility, abundance, and resilience. Let’s add renewal as we celebrate freedom and democracy. | For a Daily Calendar Visit Us at www.discoverhollywood.com |
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| In this fiercely funny examination of Black womanhood, an enslaved Union spy woman during the Civil War and a university professor at a contemporary university experience institutional racism, even though 150 years apart. | | HOLLYWOOD PANTAGES THEATRE | In 1969, The Who created a rock opera that changed the course of music history. And now, it’s back in a dazzling all-new production that is more relevant than ever. Myth and spectacle combine in this fresh reinvention that includes the unforgettable anthems “I’m Free” and “See Me, Feel Me.” | Runs through November 15 (eight shows weekly) | | An evocative, dark comedy that confronts sexual assault while still maintaining the humor and absurdity that is trying to be a fully-formed person in your twenties. | Opens November 6 Runs through November 15 | | ROGUE THEATRE
At The Matrix | The play explores the long history of American Christian zealotry, our longing for salvation, and the moral courage it takes to face uncertainty. | Runs through November 22
Extended | | Two journalists who kidnapped for ransom during an ill-advised trip to an active war zone are released after years of captivity. | | ROMEO & JULIET: TIME ENOUGH FOR LOVE | Be among those who see it first. An age-reversed Romeo and Juliet set today in Verona Village – A Retirement Community for Active Seniors in South Florida. | Previews: November 8, 11 & 12 | | World premiere of a funny, inventive and tender new play about the art and science of perception, courage, and the mysterious, blotted shape of love itself. | | THE FEEL GOOD STORY AMERICA NEEDS
RIGHT NOW | New comedy world premiere. A year after six brave Americans escaped a notorious group of terrorists, gathered for a news magazine reunion, there are a few surprises. | | A wide-eyed teen swoons over the romance, drama, and poetry of Shakespeare’s words — forbidden under the thumb of England’s new religious rule. | | OUT OF AREA PRODUCTIONS
BEST MEDICINE at the Odyssey Theatre in Westwood REVIEW
DIVE BAR at Casa 0101 in East LA REVIEW
MRS. WARREN’S PROFESSION at Pacific Resident Theatre in Venice REVIEW
YAMEL CUCUY at Latino Theatre Company in downtown’s Los Angeles Theatre Center REVIEW | | LEE RITENOUR
Album Release | Monday, November 9
at 7PM & 9:30PM | | Fri/Sat, November 6 & 7
at 8:30PM | | QUADECA
With Derby and Oleka | Tuesday, November 10
Doors at 7PM | | TINASHE
One Night with A Popstar | Saturday, November 7 at 7PM | | KEVIN ABSTRACT
ft Knox Write | Tuesday, November 10
Doors at 7PM | | MS. LAURYN HILL
& WYCLEF JEAN
Celebrate 30 Years
of Fugees’ The Score | Sunday, November 8 at 7:30PM | | 40TH YEAR CELEBRATION
Part 2 | Opening Friday, November 6
at 7-11PM
Ends November 29 | | TRACK 16
East Hollywood | ROSE BRICCETTI
Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana | Opening Saturday, November 7 at 7-9PM, Ends December 19 | | SEBASTIAN GLADSTONE GALLERY | EMMA SOUCEK
Sky Blue Life | Opening Friday, November 6
at 6-8PM
Ends December 15 | | PETER McRURY
At a Familiar Distance | Opening Saturday,
November 7 at 6-8PM
Ends December 19 | | RICHARD TINKLER
New Paintings
and Drawings | Opening Saturday, November 7 at 6-8PM
Ends Dec 19, 2026 | | FRANCESCA BAGGIANI
Nom de Guerre | Opening Sunday, November 8 at 3–5PM
Ends Dec 19, 2026 | | MAGGI HODGE
Terra, Agua, Astra | Opening Saturday, November 7 at 6-8PM
Ends Dec 19, 2026 | | Artist Talk with Jen Liu
and Patty Chang | Saturday, November 7
at 5-6PM
Opening Reception 6-8PM
Ends December 19 | | A film program presenting a selection of film and video works that explore family legacy, ancestral knowledge, and language through personal and familial archives. | Saturday, November 7 at 2-5PM Free RSVP | | MURRAY HILL
& KATHLEEN HANNA
Conversation: Showbiz! | Wednesday, November 11
at 8PM | | THE AFTER PARTY
Emerging Comedians | Monday, November 9 at 10PM | | Tuesday, November 10
at 7:30PM | | Join Alice as she falls into the madcap Wonderland and meets all your favorite characters. Disney celebrates its Centennial with an all new 4k restoration. | Fri – Wed, November 6-11
Four shows daily | | AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE
at the Egyptian Theatre | The star-studded all-women cast convince their happily married friend to leave her husband after he strays. Book signing with author Illeana Douglas at 10AM. | Saturday, November 7 at 11AM Full schedule including Los Feliz 3 | | A 1926 classic. Stunning new 35mm print from a gorgeous restoration! “To see this on a screen with an audience I believe will be a cinematic treat” - Quentin Tarantino | Fri/Sat/Sun, November 6-9
at 3:30 & 7:30PM | | An intimate, behind-the-scenes glimpse into life as the rhythm guitarist, songwriter, and co-founder of the all-female, multi-platinum-selling band the Go-Go’s—both onstage and off. | Monday, November 9 at 7PM (Ticketed event) | | As climate breakdown intensifies and natural disasters escalate, bestselling author challenges us to see the Golden State anew--not as a commodity or fantasy, but as a living, interconnected world; a conversation with Josh Jackson. | Wednesday, November 11
at 7PM | | Book launch of a Silicon Valley thriller. Mario wants to be part of tech's success, but with an unfair record and pizza delivery job he’s kept the outside. Then when an AI startup where he holds advisory shares, announces it's going public, he has to make it through the ninety-day lockup period. | Sunday, November 8 at 4PM | | | | |
