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Roll up your sleeves and enjoy the long holiday weekend. Last weekend for Shakespeare in Griffith Park, but The Bowl, Greek and Ford are open for business. | For a Daily Calendar Visit Us at www.discoverhollywood.com | | |
| Los Angeles Ballet makes its Hollywood Bowl debut, teaming up with the Los Angeles Philharmonic for the first time ever, in a program of orchestral and dance delights. | Tuesday, September 8 at 8PM | | LANDMARK
NUART THEATRE
West LA | 62nd Cinecon Classic Film Festival. A weekend fille with timeless movie magic. Archivists, authors, collectors, and film fans enjoy five days of classic film & TV screenings, celebrity guests, and special programs. | | WINI BREWER:
Aesthetic Challenges
SCOTT HOVE:
Take Your Sweet Time
SUSIE KETCHUM:
The Long Way Home | Opening September 4
at 7-11PM
Ends September 27 | | HOLLYWOOD
PANTAGES THEATRE | Disney does its magic and brings this enchanting and timeless tale to life like never before. With spectacular new sets and dazzling costumes, it’s a wonderful story of fear, redemption and true love set to Oscar-winning music and wonderful choreography. | Runs through September 6 – eight performances weekly | | INDEPENDENT SHAKESPEARE COMPANY | Two pals lost in a bustling port city stumble through mishaps and mistaken identities. Infused with hilarious wordplay and a rocking original score, the Bard proves that wherever you travel, you can always find your way home. | | 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 | | OUT OF AREA PRODUCTIONS
Casa 101 Theatre in East Los Angeles presents a tour de force STAND IN THE LIGHT,
A Solo Show Festival consisting of 15 plays, 14 actors, and 7 directors REVIEWS
Ibsen’s ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE at West LA’s Odyssey Theatre REVIEW
OUT WITH A BANG at Pacific Residence Theatre REVIEW | | Friday, September 4 at 9PM | | NICOLE ZARAITIS
Grammy Award Winner | Tuesday, September 8
at 8:30PM | | LIZ PHAIR
& SLEATER-KINNEY | Tuesday, September 8
at 7:30PM | | Wed/Thur/Fri Sept 9-11
Doors at 7PM | | MAESTRO OF THE MOVIES
A Tribute to John Williams | Fri/Sat/Sun, September 4-6
at 7:30PM | | NAPPY ROOTS
with Daru Jones | Sunday, September 6
at 7PM & 9:30PM | | KEVIN ATWATER
Special Guest
Ruby Plume | Tuesday, September 8 at 8PM | | THE CHARLATANS UK
North American Tour | Friday, September 4 at 6:30PM | | SUSANNA HOFFS AND HER BAND PLAY THE HITS | Saturday, September 5 at 8PM | | Wednesday,
September 9 at 8:30PM | | TAMMY GROUNDINGS
Tampa Timeshare | Fri/Sat, September 4 & 5
at 7:30PM | | ANTHONY JESELNIK
& ENEMIES | Tuesday September 8 at 8PM | | AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE Los Feliz Theatre | Two go-go dancers are framed for the murder of their employer. Picking up waitress friend along the way, the three are involved in wild car chases as they head to Mexico. Q&A with director Anita Rosenberg and actor Elizabeth Kaitan. | Monday, September 7 at 7PM | The Egyptian Theatre is closed until fall for audio renovation | | 2026 MANILA INTERNATIONAL
FILM FESTIVAL | The festival, now in its third year, Is dedicated to promoting and uplifting Philippine cinema on the global stage brings Filipino filmmakers, artists and industry leaders through film screenings and awards. Broadway star Lea Salonga will be honored at the closing gala. | Thur/Fri/Sat, September 3-5 | | A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth’s sun and realizes that an unexpected friendship may be the key. | Friday, September 4 Doors at 6PM Screening at 8PM | | From cult-classic teen movies to sharing the screen with Hollywood’s biggest names, Mamie Van Doren has seen it all—and remembers everything. Readers are invited into the real Hollywood: not the polished studio version. Full of passion, jumor, and the unapologetic voice of a woman who lived her life entirely on her own terms. | | A love letter to Los Angeles, the mysterious year 2000, and the life of a kid desperate to shine. Sebastian Tillinger is determined to survive Y2K and grow up before New Year’s Eve, 1999. His book brings to life the tightrope between art and industry, celebrity parents and a childhood of obscurity, adventure and danger. It is a serious memoir with a dash of humor and a desperate quest to just make sense of life. A true Hollywood story. | | One of LA’s favorite neighborhoods, discover the rich history and vibrant charm of Los Feliz through this beautifully illustrated anthology, featuring captivating stories on its architecture, development, early residents, an cultural landmarks. This is where the “elite meet” in early Hollywood. | | | | |
