Movies, music, theatre and culture in Santa Monica – Santa Monica Mirror’s Arts & Entertainment coverage.
Boeing Boeing is set for take-off at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre as part of their Mainstage series. This award-winning farce is written by Marc Camoletti, translated by Beverley Cross & Francis Evans, and is directed by […]
By Henry Giardina Jake Hofheimer, up until last year a second baseman for the New Roads School baseball team in Santa Monica, will be honored April 15 at JQ International’s annual awards brunch. 19-year-old Hofheimer, […]
By Michael Ray Santa Monica’s Annenberg Community Beach House hosted their inaugural Eggstravaganza Saturday March 31. The event included games, arts and crafts as well as face painting led by the lifeguards and staff […]
The Santa Monica History Museum is excited to announce it will host a Shirley Temple birthday tea and pop-up display on Saturday, April 21st, from 12:00pm to 2:30pm at the Santa Monica History Museum at […]
Santa Monica Public Library’s Pico Branch presents three exciting events in celebration of prom season including a prom dress giveaway for students. Saturday, April 7 from 11:30am to 1:00pm, Prom Makeup Tips & Tricks will feature makeup lessons, […]
The Geffen Playhouse will honor legendary stage and screen performer Dick Van Dyke and award-winning composer, lyricist and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda at its 16th annual Backstage at the Geffen fundraiser. The event recognizes the accomplishments of leaders in […]
The City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs’ Art at Tongva series continues this weekend with Among Us withdirector Marike Splint and Los Angeles Performance Practice. Among Us is an audio-theater experience where you and the city […]
By Kathryn Whitney Boole Wes Anderson has a unique outside-the-box way of getting to the heart of any subject he decides to pursue in his filmmaking. In his new film, “Isle of Dogs”, he has […]
By Beverly Cohn Scott Speer is a quadruple threat with a vast number of credits spanning music videos, television, film, and books. Too numerous to list, here are some highlights of his impressive resume: University […]
By Michael Ray The recent rain didn’t stop art lovers and gallery enthusiasts from attending the Lois Lambert Gallery’s opening reception for Cuban artist Edel Bordón and Los Angeles-based artist Martiros Adalian on Saturday March […]
