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Dance DTLA returns for its...

Sunday just became your FUNday at the best free family-friendly Labor Day party in DTLA.

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Endless critical and audience acclaim direct from Broadway. A sold-out run at The Public Theater. A record-breaking engagement at...

World Premiere. If the audience laughs it was a comedy. If the audience nods with new understanding it was a...

For the first time in 25 years, our Bohemians have moved to a new address. Staged by theatrical dynamo Barrie Kosky, this...

By hearing examples of Aaron Copland’s most popular music, some of it featuring dancers, you will learn about Copland’s...

Dudamel launches the LA Phil 19/20 season with the beauty and bravura of masterworks by beloved American composers, including...

After a marvelous opus by the “Father of the String Quartet” and a deftly balanced, congenial mix of flute, cello, and piano by...

Dudamel focuses on rousing music from the Americas, including a world premiere – featuring acclaimed Argentine virtuoso Sergio...

The scene is set: Florence, summer 1953. American Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara take in the wonder and awe of Florence. A...

The relationship between Nick Cave and his audience has always been especially intense, and it’s only deepened as the musician...

Salonen conducts his own latest orchestral work to launch this program, followed by rising star violinist Daniel Lozakovich,...

New works open the Los Angeles Master Chorale's 2019/20 season, both imbued with mysticism. Bruckner’s Mass in F Minor reflects his...

One of the preeminent Mozart and bel canto* specialists of our time, this high-flying Mexican tenor returns to Los Angeles (he was...

Mike Birbiglia has a new one. It's called The New One. He’s made you laugh in Sleepwalk With Me (it was a play presented by Nathan...

Three Music Directors from past and present share the stage for the ultimate gala celebration, right on the LA Phil’s actual 100th...

Choreographed by George Balanchine in 1967, Jewels is recognized as the first great abstract work of classical ballet. The...