Step into the holiday season with Santa Monica Symphony’s Winter Holiday Concert as the orchestra presents romantic masterpieces by Rossini, Korngold and Sibelius. The evening will begin with the legendary overture La Gazza Ladra, also known […]
By Sam Skopp Camera Obscura Art Lab’s current artist-in-residence is Shannon Freshwater, an illustrator who works in collage and assemblage, and teaches at the Art Center College of Design and Cal State Northridge. Saturday […]
By Beverly Cohn Documentary filmmaker Maggie Betts has written and directed her first narrative feature “Novitiate,” a riveting, captivating look at the life of a young girl who becomes intoxicated with Catholicism and decides […]
This month, the Getty Villa Theater Lab begins this season’s series with Aeschylus’s The Suppliant Women, presented by Los Angeles-based Rogue Machine Theatre and directed by Michael Arabian. The Villa Theater Lab features work-in-progress versions of new translations/adaptations of Greek and Roman plays […]
Santa Monica Public Library presents a panel discussion on women’s health and reproductive rights on Tuesday, November 14, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. in the Main Library’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Auditorium, 601 Santa Monica Blvd. In 1992, the […]
By Sam Skopp Richard Heller gallery is currently showing an exhibit titled “Unearthed Entities” featuring the works of artist Kajahl. The show will run through Oct. 28, with Saturday, Oct. 21, allowing visitors a […]
Jeffrey Hatcher’s classy play A Picasso is now playing at the beautiful Promenade Theatre in Santa Monica. I recently attended opening night of the intriguing drama performed all in French by the talented duo of […]
The Montana Avenue Branch Library presents a screening of My Brother Jack and Q&A with filmmaker Anthony Caldarella on Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 6:30 pm in the Community Room, 1704 Montana Avenue. Award-winning director Anthony Caldarella screens and discusses My Brother Jack, a Sicilian […]
By Sam Skopp Kids looking to rock out, have a fabulous time, and get a brilliant education in all things rock ‘n’ roll can do so, right here in West L.A. While the film “School […]
By Nick Boyd “American Made,” which is based on a true story, is a very entertaining movie starring Tom Cruise as a TWA pilot named Barry Seal, who first gets recruited by the CIA […]
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