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This land was their land before it was our land. With deep gratitude we acknowledge Native American Heritage Month. | For a Daily Calendar Visit Us at www.discoverhollywood.com | | |
Bead work on pipe bag circa 1890 Lakota (Sioux) |
| 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. | | 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 | | This is an evening of exceptional vocal performances, laughter, love, and memories. Come and be swept away. | | 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. | Opening November 13
Runs Through December | | 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. | | Featuring music from multiple decades of pop, musical theater, and rock music. Acts include Cover Me Blind, Cat Chemist, and Bobby Bognar David P. Johnson, Host. | Sunday, November 15 at 7PM | | 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
THE DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENT at Beverly Hills Playhouse REVIEW
THE LAUGH TRACK at ICT Beverly O’Neill Theater in Long Beach REVIEW
NACHO ATE SUPERMAN at Ruskin Art Center in Santa Monica REVIEW
BEST MEDICINE at the Odyssey Theatre in Westwood REVIEW
MRS. WARREN’S PROFESSION at Pacific Resident Theatre in Venice REVIEW | | Friday, November 13 at 5:30PM | | THE MILK CARTON KIDS
with Paper Wings | Sunday, November 15
Doors at 7PM | | Mon/Tues, November 16 & 17 Doors at 7PM | | JONAS BROTHERS
All Time Low
Magnus Ferrell | Wed/Thur, November 18 & 19
at 7:30PM | | Friday, November 13 at 8:30PM | | Sat/Sun, November 14 & 15
at 7PM & 9:30PM | | TRACK 16
East Hollywood | Artist Talk with Rose Briccetti & Kayla Mattes | Sunday, November 15
at 12-1:30 PM | | AUTRY NATIONAL MUSEUM
OF THE AMERICAN WEST | CREATIVE CONTINUITIES
Family, Pride, and Community in Native Art | Opens Sunday, November 15 at 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Ends Jun 27, 2027 | | Opening Saturday,
November 14 at 6-8PM
Ends December 19 | | LEIGH SAIGADO
CINDY CRAIG | Closing Reception
Saturday, November 14
at 3-5PM
Artists Walk-through at 4PM | | SABLE ELYSE SMITH
Sky Fence Ground | | KENTURAH DAVIS
Correlation Between
Truth and Time | Opening Saturday,
November 14 at 6-8PM
Ends December 19 | | ELEANOR ANTIN
Alternate Facts | Opening Thursday, November 12 at 4-6PM
Ends December 19 | | THOMAS RUFF
FRANK WALTER | Opening Friday, November 13 at 6-8PM
Walk-throughs Ruff at 5;
Walter at 5:30
Ends Dec 19, 2026 | | BAZAAR BAZAAR
All Tierra Year End show 150 Artists | Opening Saturday,
November 14, 6-8PM
Ends December 23
| | NICK KROLL AND FRIENDS Pat Regan,
Martin Urbano + | Friday, November 13 at 8PM | | Always hilarious
(maybe not exactly as pictured--more laughs than acrobatics). | Friday & Saturdays at 7:30PM
Continues through
November 21 | | Saturday, November 14 at 4PM | | Our reviewer Amalisha HuEck attended the recent French Film Festival
—read her REVIEW of one of her favorites. | | Eight seasons of love, legacy, and destiny are brought to life as a live orchestra performs Bear McCreary’s score, against breathtaking scenes from
the series. | Saturday, November 14 at 8PM | | AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE
at the Egyptian Theatre | What’s more spectacular than this sweeping epic of Arab infighting and British colonialism and Peter O’Toole on the big screen in 70mm. Winner of seven Academy Awards including Best Picture. | Sunday, November 15 at 6PM Full schedule including Los Feliz 3 | | In James Gray’s deeply felt and intense drama, two brothers become entangled in a scheme that turns out to be too good to be true. | Fri/Sat/Sun, November 13-15
at 3:30 & 7:30PM | | Author in conversation with Sarah Rebecca Kessler discusses her revelatory and entertaining chronicle of polyamory a topic of fascination for the general public, but has long enjoyed popularity in many subcultures formerly deemed “underground” or “alternative.” | Tuesday, November 17 at 7PM | | Video games are the biggest entertainment industry in the world, and they have a lot to teach the rest of us. Why do we return to certain games, apps and products again and again? Authors discuss their fascinating book. | Sunday, November 15 at 5PM | | Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong & Will Friedel in conversation with Emily Longeretta discuss their book that expands on their hit in a nostalgic behind-the-scenes history of the 90s sitcom, featuring untold stories and never-before-seen photos. | November 16 at 7PM
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