Contributed by Julia Stier Photography by Cary Reynolds Copyright © 2020 Gia On The Move There is no bigger night in Hollywood than Oscar Sunday when the best of the best are recognized for their contributions to filmmaking and storytelling. The... Continue Reading →
***Updated as if 3:56pm*** This show has now canceled its encore performances. Reviewed by Matt Ritchey She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen is an amazing play. It tells a very real story of Agnes, a school teacher, trying to get... Continue Reading →
On Saturday, February 9th and Sunday, February 19th, for one weekend only, Small Green Door (Instagram: @smallgreendoor) will present Lady Under Light , an original, fully-immersive, theatrical experience written and directed by accomplished playwright, Dominique Carrieri. In this production, the audience... Continue Reading →
In a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) society, how can we help children who love the arts best contribute to the needs of a 21st-century economy – and therefore ensure them a successful future? Orange County School of the... Continue Reading →
Contributed by Brian Wallace A man comes in and asks for Joe. The woman in the room says there is no such person. The man persists. She resists. He tries to rape her and she fights back. Stretch this out... Continue Reading →
by Bob Rich The Color Collective is a variety show full of high-energy sketch comedy. Similar to series like In Living Color and Mad TV, The Color Collective features humorous, light-hearted vignettes. A few ladies swoon enthusiastically over a rather bookish... Continue Reading →
by Matt Ritchey and Bob Rich BlackBalled is an intimate new play that helps us better appreciate the impressive athletes in Negro League Baseball via a team owner's struggle to bring an underfunded league to prominence during the first half... Continue Reading →
by Matt Ritchey Jim Vejvoda’s Skin Jobs does a fantastic job of not only tackling a modern cultural problem, but of expertly creating conflict and tension between characters whose arguments are both 100% valid and defensible – but the actions... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move As a female driven production, Othello & Otis is sentient in its ability to explore white apathy towards the African American community. Interwoven by spoken word, movement and singing - going back and forth... Continue Reading →
by Matt Ritchey The title isn’t fooling around – this production came to make some NOISE! A blend of hip-hop, spoken word, live beatboxing and singing, I Came To Make Noise is a Fringe Scholarship-winning production focusing on feminism and... Continue Reading →
The Groundlings Theatre and School’s Second Annual Diversity Festival will celebrate and explore diversity and inclusion on Sunday, May 20 at 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. The weekend, co-sponsored by NBC and Nickelodeon, will take place at The Groundlings School... Continue Reading →
The Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) is proud to announce the inaugural cohort of Resident Artists for the LACI AIR program. A call for submissions issued earlier this year drew applicants from all parts of the region for the opportunity... Continue Reading →
