Sheryl Tomkins, a teacher’s assistant and student in the Santa Monica College Ceramics Studios, was wheeling clay, part of an on-site demonstration of the creative process from molding through baking and glazing the finished designs. […]

Stepping into the huge, multi-story Museum Entrance Hall of the J. Paul Getty Museum, it felt as though one had stepped into a scene from Terry Gilliam’s landmark film, Brazil.  There, making its West Coast […]

March 16 Anatol, by Arthur Schnitzler, through May 27, 8pm Saturdays/3pm Sundays, $20-$25, Pacific Resident Theatre, 703 Venice Blvd., Venice, 310.822.8392.  The Cat in the Hat’s 50th Birthday art exhibit, through March 29, Gallery 319, […]

Aries You will find unusual avenues of access. What looks like a ting of beauty on the outside may be rife with hidden agendas. The weather begins to take its toll in a really great […]

Audition! The Musical, through June 10, 7pm Saturdays/6pm Sundays, $25.50, Santa Monica Playhouse Main Stage, 1211 4th St., 310.394.9779 x1. The Backroad Home by Christopher Allport, a memoir of draft evasion in the 60s, runs […]

14 Below 1348 14th St., 310.451.5040, 14below.com, call for cover March 18, 9pm–Tom Marvich and the Found Sound March 20, 9pm–Ocean Tribe March 21, 9pm–Jacob Elliot Barnes & Noble 1201 Third Street Promenade, 310.260.9110, barnesandnoble.com, […]

Last Chance Five Women Sculptors: Lori Cozen-Geller, Lilli Muller, Lee Silton, Trine Wejp-Olsen, Maddy LeMel, through March 17, Edgemar Center for the Arts and Michael E. Napoliello Gallery, 2437 Main St., 310.399.3666. David Hockney, the […]

George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic, March 17, doors open 8pm When one thinks of St. Patrick’s Day, funk guru George Clinton probably isn’t the first name which springs into your head. That being said, who really […]