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A time of remembrance and reflection for us all. We bid summer adieu and welcome autumn and celebrate the abundance of art and creativity. | For a Daily Calendar Visit Us at www.discoverhollywood.com | | |
California impressionist Theodore Morrow Criley (1880-1930) | | HOLLYWOOD
PANTAGES THEATRE | After losing what matters most, a young man jumps a moving train unsure of where the road will take him and finds a new home with the remarkable crew of a traveling circus, and a life—and love—beyond his wildest dreams. | Runs through September 27th; eight shows weekly | | THE GLOBAL RISE
OF SUSHI | Talk and dining with Mr. Kiyoshi Kimura, the celebrated restaurateur known as Japan’s “Tuna King.” Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn directly from a sushi icon, and taste for yourself how Japanese cuisine continues to evolve. This is a ticketed event. | Saturday, September 19
at 11AM | | In the early 40s, film industry model makers created a Lilliputian downtown Hollywood. It was toured around the country to give folks a look at the famed movie capitol. You’ll be surprised to recognize so many landmarks that still exist. This is a ticketed event. Limited to 20 guests. | Saturday, September 19
at 11AM | | First produced in 2002, this play is one of the earliest dramatic examinations of the possibilities and physical and moral consequences of human cloning, redefining what it means to be human and part of a family. Playwright Caryl Churchill shows us the world that’s coming. | Opens September 18;
runs through October 11 | | OPEN FIST at
Atwater Village Theatre | A dreamlike blend of magical realism, this darkly funny, apocalyptic fable is about survival, faith and hope. After her guardian angel abandons her to join a celestial battle, Bronx resident Marisol Pérez navigates an unraveling world on her own. | Opens September 12
Runs through October 24 | | There’s no time to lose when you’re lost in time. The popular comedy is back with a re-imagined production that finds Mary Shelley helping humanity save the planet and perhaps heal the monsters that dwell within us all. | Opens September 11; ends September 20 | | Based on the 1999 cult-classic, the show reimagines the iconic story about the cost of popularity.. Set in the treacherous halls of Reagan High, it follows the rise of a ruthless clique of teenage girls exploring the intoxicating nature of power, identity, and survival. | Runs through September 20 | | ROGUE MACHINE
at The Matrix | LA debut of NY Drama Critics Circle’s Best Play. Playwright Sam Hunter explores the unique isolation of two people carrying a weight of loneliness and financial insecurity. With wit and, compassion, this story touches humanity hidden within ordinary lives. | | MOVING ARTS THEATRE
at Atwater Village Theatre | IN THE TOMB OF TEN THOUSAND CALENDARS | World premiere. Set in a Ming emperor’s tomb, the story unfolds across three snapshots of China—in 1620, 1966 and today. But beneath the sweep of history are intimate, human stories about people facing high stakes in their own lives. What happens when 400 years of history collide in one place? | Runs through September 20 | | Written in the aftermath of World War II and echoing uncannily into our present, the play is an absurdly funny and quietly chilling modern parable about what happens when our desire to be good prevents us from doing good. | Runs through September 20 | | ABSTRACTION
by Daniel Adams
THE PROPOSAL
by Anton Chekov
QUEENS WITHOUT A CROWN adapted from real testimony
THE ANNIVERSARY
by Anton Chekov | Fri/Sat/Sun,
September 18, 19 & 20 | | ECHO THEATRE COMPANY at
Atwater Village Theatre | World premiere. Five former child stars reunite as the legacy of their beloved television father collapses into scandal. With cameras swarming outside and decades of unresolved history inside, they confront the complicated bonds forged while growing up on America's favorite sitcom. | Opening September 19; runs through October 26 | | OUT OF AREA PRODUCTIONS
Ibsen’s ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE at West LA’s Odyssey Theatre REVIEW | | LINCOLN CENTER ORCHESTRA/
WYNTON MARSALIS
John Coltrane 100th Celebration
w/Lakecia Benjamin | Wednesday,
September 23 at 8PM | | PARIS PALOMA:
Fatal Flaw Tour
Susannah Joffe | Tuesday, September 22 at 8PM | | THE WINEHOUSE SONGBOOK
Tribute to Amy Winehouse with Estani | Saturday, September 19
at 8:30PM | | HARUOMI HOSONO
The Yours Sincerely Tour | Sunday, Septembe 20 at 8PM | | |
RAVI COLTRANE QUARTET
Centennial Celebration
| Tue/Wed/Thur, September
22-24 at 7PM & 9:30PM | | Thursday, September 24
Doors at 8PM | | |
MICHAEL LeVELL
Salient Forms
| Saturday, September 19
at 6-9PM
Ends October 30 | | ROY DeCARAVA
the sound I saw | Opening September 19
at 6-9PM
Ends October 31 | | HARD LINE WOMEN
Japanese women artists 1960s, 70s, 80s,
and today | | EMMANUEL
LOUISNORD DESIR
Routh Ways of The Delicate Ones | Opening Saturday,
September 19 at 6-8PM
Ends Oct 31, 2026 | | VERA PALME
Everything but Perspective | Opening Saturday,
September 19 at 6-8PM | | OLIVER LEE JACKSON
Form Follows Feeling | |
Opening Friday,
September 18 at 6-8PM
Ends November 7
| | VANESSA PRAGER
Talk to Me | Opening Saturday,
September 19 at 4-6PM
Ends October 24 | | | ELLIOTT HUNDLEY
Book of Sand | | MAE, MATT AND ALANA DO IMPROV | Saturday, September 19 at 7PM | | MARIA BAMFORD
AND FRIENDS | Friday September 18 at 8PM | | Fri/Sat, September 18 & 19 check times | | From the mind of visionary filmmaker Zach Cregger comes a thrilling—and terrifying—reinvention. In an all-new story, Resident Evil follows Bryan, a medical courier who unwittingly finds himself in an action-packed, non-stop race for survival. | September 17 to 24 Multiiple showings daily | | AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE
At Los Felix 3 Theatre | The triumphant story of deaf, blind, and mute twelve-year-old Helen Keller who was like a wild animal. With fanatical dedication, Annie Sullivan works to release the young girl from the prison of eternal darkness and silence. Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke both received Academy Awards for their performances. | Wednesday, September 23
at 7PM | | A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stoop a mysterious substance killing Earth’s sun and realizes that an unexpected friendship may be the key. | Friday, September 18 Doors at 6PM Screening at 8PM | | David Duchovny discusses his debut book of poetry with Jerry Stahl that covers intimate themes, in particular his relationship with his father, who looms large throughout the work. Duchovny's typically clever wordplay distills to an emotionally impactful portrayal of what the author holds most dear. | Friday, September 18 at 7PM This is a ticketed event held at Harmony Gold | | TCM’s host leads compelling and unexpected discussions with fifty notables in the entertainment world on their favorite films of the last century. Filled with insightful perspectives, it’s a new essential list of must-see viewing for casual moviegoers and cinephiles alike. The interviews illuminate why the stars each love their choice. Available at online at Larry Edmunds. | | David Ulin with Ivy Pochoda discusses this biggest and best collection of American flash fiction ever assembled reveals the imaginative possibilities of very short stories. Featuring 100 genre-spanning and form-bending stories, spanning 160+ years. | Wednesday, September 23
at 7PM | | | | |
