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The much-anticipated reopening of the Mark Taper Forum, ‘Lightscape’ at Disney Hall, a big debut in San Diego: Here’s our shortlist to the most promising shows in the season ahead.
The opera director who broke so much new ground in Los Angeles with the Industry will direct a new production of Wagner’s ‘Ring’ cycle in New York.
The National Children’s Symphony of Venezuela began a U.S. tour with Gustavo Dudamel, proving that young people get along even in times of crisis.
As planning for a Cultural Olympiad begins, a look back at how the massive 1984 Olympic Arts Festival 40 years ago revolutionized the L.A. arts scene
Yes, things are a bit crazy (especially in the world of politics), but patrons of the arts have plenty to distract us from the madness.
This week’s offerings arrive at the peak of summer with all manner of live, outdoor fun to guide you through the city.
Famed video artist Bill Viola, who died Friday, was influenced by, and made a significant contribution to, music — all with a little help from L.A.
The L.A. Phil Hollywood Bowl season opens with rising conductor Elim Chan conducting Prokofiev’s Second Violin Concerto with Agustin Hadelich and ‘Scheherazade.’
We’ve got another fresh crop of weekend recommendations that encompasses romantic movies about moon landings and artwork that appears to be from another planet.
Fireworks, holiday museum openings, Rolling Stones and the best of L.A.’s art and culture this week.
While there are plenty of reasons to go outside today and look up at the fireworks, there’s just as many reasons to go out and enjoy the freedom of expression created by L.A.’s most amazing creative minds.
