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 Following his remarkable success with the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Show, Art Shulman brings his distinctive perspective to the stage once again in his latest dramedy, ‘Am I Really Jewish?’ Drawing inspiration from his #1 Amazon Best Seller book, ‘A Kid Grows In Brooklyn’, this production prom

Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum has transformed its uniquely beautiful outdoor amphitheater into the imaginary isle of Neverland for a magical production of Wendy’s Peter Pan.

Pasadena Symphony will launch a bold new era with the announcement of its 2024-25 season, the first to be programmed and led by recently appointed Music Director Brett Mitchell, who is only the sixth conductor to helm the orchestra since it was founded in 1928.

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the original Reefer Madness, a new revised version Reefer Madness the Musical will open May 30, 2024 at The Whitney.

Abel Horwitz's solo show KOSHER SALT at the 2024 Hollywood Fringe Festival explores antisemitism with a mix of performance art and humor.

Alina Konon debuts at the Hollywood Fringe with BRAINWASHED, a dark comedy about growing up under dictatorship in Belarus.

“The Complete History of American Musical Theater” series is back with an evening devoted to the 1960s: a journey through the Broadway musicals that shaped the decade.

CASA FUEGO, a new play, explores themes of identity and belonging through a captivating narrative.

The documentary 'Speaking Out' premieres at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival on June 1st, highlighting the unspoken trauma of mental abuse and physical violence experienced by men in the LGBTQ+ community.

Charlotte Moroz's solo musical, TWINS AND ALIENS: A MUSICAL TED TALK, explores ancient archaeology, quantum mechanics, twinship, and breakups.

Goo Checkers, an original comedy by Devin O'Brien and Aaron Rutt, premieres at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2024.

Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles will present the 2024 GALA on Sunday, June 30 at the Pasadena Convention Center.

Get a first look at rehearsals for the new production of the Tony Award winning musical Jelly’s Last Jam at Pasadena Playhouse, featuring a book by George C.

Yelba Zoe McCourt’s solo play, 'WHERE Y’ALL FROM?' has emerged as a captivating odyssey exploring the intricate tapestry of identity, culture, and the immigrant narrative.

The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles has announced a transformative renovation of its downtown Los Angeles headquarters that creates a new 299-seat state of the art multi-media and live performing arts and community center.

Modern Butchood, a one-woman play by Molly Gloeckner, premieres at The Hollywood Fringe Festival.

Reed Park Tennis Court in Santa Monica hosts the premiere of Bimbo Tennis: The Play, a comedic adaptation of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard, exploring the clash between tennis and pickleball players.

Center Theatre Group, in collaboration with The Fire This Time Festival and Watts Village Theater Company, will present a second season of Not A Moment, But A Movement, an initiative created to amplify, center, and celebrate Black voices.

After comedian/filmmaker Heather Fink's dad suffers a paralyzing stroke, she struggles to pull herself up from sinking.

In a vibrant fusion of magic, activism, and entertainment, Liz Toonkel will present “Magic For Animals,” a theatrical experience featuring a unique blend of humor, wit, and social commentary.

Prepare to embark on a rollercoaster ride through the tumultuous world of mass media and the resilient spirit of New York City in 'Transcriber’s Tale,' a seriocomic solo show with music, written by Joanna Parson with developmental help from director Aimee Todoroff opens at the Broadwater Black Box

Loft Ensemble in North Hollywood is presenting its next production in Sawyer’s Playhouse (the company’s second stage), the world premiere of #CaseyAndTommyGetHitched by Molly Wagner.

One year ago, Waterfront Productions presented The Pitch at a theatre in Hollywood.

Premiering at Hollywood Fringe, this is the true story of how a girl from the Rural South used the investigative techniques she learned on TV to track down her biological father across multiple states over 25 years.

Convenience, with performance and multimedia, takes an intimate look inside the workings of a young woman's mind, as the stresses of modern life push her to the edge.