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Meet Dima Otvertchenko
Meet North Hollywood photographer and all-around creative human Dima Otvertchenko of Blue Hour Valley, who focuses his lens on the 818. Our NoHo Artist Feature is a way to highlight the visual artists who call NoHo home. And to say THANK YOU! More>>
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The Totality of All Things
The third show of the Road Theatre Company's 2024-2025 season is the West Coast premiere of The Totality of All Things.
When a hate crime rocks a small Indiana town, an act of vandalism escalates into something with potentially deadly consequences, and the search for answers only leads to uncertainty about the very nature of truth itself.
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The Body
A darkly comedic collection of four one-acts exploring one mysterious event and the wildly varying POVs of the people who watch the progression of the evening’s events. The body in question (never shown to the audience) brings up issues for all the characters: grief, sex and fidelity, family dysfunction, addiction, corporate greed and social media obsession.
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Disney Career Presentation and Audition Workshop
April 12
This free Disney career presentation and audition workshop at Lankershim Arts Centewill highlight entertainment employment opportunities within Disney Parks, Resorts, and Cruise Lines worldwide. Participants will have the unique chance to connect with Disney casting directors and DCA professionals, gain insights into the Disney audition process, and receive personalized feedback. More>>
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Lost Cell Phone Weekend
A new musical cautionary tale about our screen-centered modern life at Write Act Repertory. Don Birnam has a problem. But it’s not the usual stuff, like booze or drugs. He has a social media problem, a problem with his cellphone. Like many of us do. This weekend, he will be tested as never before! Begging the question, “Can you survive a weekend offline.
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The Ammara•Prosseda Piano Duo
Who would have thought that in the early days of April, inspired by William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the composers Claude Debussy, Luca Lombardi, and Felix Mendelssohn-Barthony would come to NoHo in the hands of masterful and world-renowned piano duo of Alessandra Ammara and Roberto Prosseda. Review>>
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Kids Hip-Hop at Eighty Eight Studios – NoHo
Introduce your child to the exciting world of hip-hop at Eighty Eight Studios in North Hollywood. Their Kids Hip-Hop Program offers high-energy classes designed to build confidence, coordination, and rhythm in a fun and supportive environment. Led by experienced instructors, students develop strong dance foundations while fostering creativity and self-expression. Free trial classes are available from April 15 - May 2. Spaces are limited—enroll today! More>>
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Aristotle/Alexander
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"An incredible cast for an epic and disturbingly relevant story. Aristotle/Alexander is an absolute triumph." When star philosopher Aristotle accepts the coveted position of court tutor for an adolescent Alexander the Great, an intellectual battle of wits between teacher and student collides with high stakes Hellenistic realpolitik bearing life and death consequences. More>>
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Jane Eyre
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But this version of this particular epic and revelatory story is something altogether different. Jane Eyre moves passed performance. It effortlessly, almost imperceptibly, enters our hearts. I could have heard a pin drop throughout most of this astonishing performance, so utterly riveted was I and the audience all around me.
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LA Dances Graham100
April 26
The Soraya presents LA Dances Graham100, showcasing nearly a century of pieces by the Martha Graham Dance Company (MGDC). The program features dynamic Los Angeles-based dancers from Lula Washington Dance Theatre, Glorya Kaufman School of Dance at USC, CSU Northridge, L.A. County High School for the Arts (LACHSA), and three soloists from MGDC. The seven-piece program covers a singular arc of MGDC history from 1932 to two anticipated 2025 world premiere Lamentation Variations pieces. The performance is part of The Soraya’s inaugural LA Seen festival, a monthlong series of programs dedicated to the performing arts in Los Angeles. More>>
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LA Seen Festival
April 6-26
The Soraya unveils the LA Seen festival, a month-long series of programs dedicated to shining the spotlight on the performing arts in Los Angeles. For more than a decade, Los Angeles artists have had a home at The Soraya. They are standouts throughout the seasons, performing original works, undertaking first-time collaborations, and rising to new heights. More>>
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Tuesdays with Morrie
Based on the breakout The New York Times bestseller, this autobiographical story is about an accomplished journalist driven solely by his career, and his former college professor. Sixteen years later, Mitch learns that his old professor is battling Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Mitch is reunited with Morrie, and what starts as a simple visit turns into a weekly pilgrimage and a class on the meaning of life. More>>
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Manning's Madhouse
An emotional, spiritual and psychological romp through Alice’s childhood, living in a 3-bedroom 1.5 bath Tudor home in Cleveland, Ohio. .. with 9 children. Life was a roller coaster ride, literally, as her Dad worked for the largest amusement park in the Midwest. Life was at times traumatic, and at times hilarious. Alice weaves these memories with historical events, painting a vivid picture of life as a small child in the 60s, while revealing the sibling relationship that shaped her life. More>>
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Intellectual Mind Candy
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I’ve always known I’ve experienced life before my current one. For centuries, I’ve returned to this world only to die again and start a new life in an unfamiliar place. I’ve very rarely discussed the lives I remember and have kept my study of them solitary and hidden. Until February 13, 2021, at a Trader Joe’s in Camarillo, California where I suffered a sudden cardiac arrest and died in the checkout line. I returned two days later. Now it’s time to have a talk. More>>
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NoHo Artist Feature
If you are a visual artist - painter, photographer, illustrator, sculptor, muralist, mixed media artist - living in the NoHo Arts District or North Hollywood, or if you know someone who we should feature, please fill out this quick form and we will take it from there. More>>
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In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel
Written in 1968, this rarely seen play was first staged off-Broadway in 1969. It shines an undeniable light on the chasm between spiritual ambition and carnal need. The central characters, a debilitated painter and his lonely, desperate wife, express their anguish through plaintive notes of poetry recalling Tennessee Williams at his very best.
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To Each Their Own
Three longtime friends who plot a series of bank heists across the Midwest. As loyalty is tested and desperation mounts, the play delves into themes of betrayal, redemption, and the lasting consequences of past choices. Known for his poetic dialogue and masterful storytelling, Williams crafts a narrative reminiscent of Sam Shepard’s gritty realism and David Mamet’s rapid-fire wit. More>>
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Solofest 2025 April Shows
Here are the SOLOFEST 2025 April shows at The Whitefire Theatre.
A celebration of the solo journey, SOLOFEST has been recognized as the largest solo festival on the West Coast. This year’s festival program offers premieres and audience favorite shows live on stage, with some available with a stream-on-demand option. SOLOFEST 2025, produced by Susan Simons and The Whitefire Theatre, is hosted by Bryan Rasmussen and Victoria Watson Winkler. More>>
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