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Rhythm, Redefined! at The Ford
Dates: 10/25/2026
📍 Theatre: The Ford
DrumatiX
2580 Cahuenga Blvd E, Los Angeles, CA 90068
Los Angeles, CA
Tickets: $11–$13 — Two kids 12 and under FREE with one regular-priced ticket.
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About this Performance
DrumatiX delivers an interactive, high-energy performance that transforms recycled and found objects into rhythmic, musical soundscapes. Using tap dance, body percussion, drumming, humor, and inventive choreography, this family-friendly show celebrates creativity, sustainability, and the joy of making something new from what already exists.
Each family event features a pre-concert activity and participatory artmaking.
10am: Interactive activities and curated art-making in collaboration with LA Commons
11:30am: Performance
Best for: Ages 3+
Attendee tip: These are daytime events and can get sunny. Don't forget your sunscreen and sun hats! Because the sun shifts during this morning performance, audience members can move to shaded areas as available.
Ages: 3 to adults
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