Prism, a solo show by Australian artist-in-residence Robin Eley, will feature an installation comprised of nine new oil on Belgian linen works and five innovative 3D-printed photopolymer sculptures. The exhibition will be accompanied by a 32-page show catalog featuring an essay written by Venita Poblocki, curator and visual arts coordinator for the Willoughby City Council […]
Zephyr Theatre presents the world premiere of “Low Hanging Fruit” written by Robin Bradford, directed by Lee Sankowich. The play centers around four homeless women, all combat vets of Iraq/Afghanistan. Without support from society, the women face their toughest battles trying to make their way on the mean streets of LA's Skid Row. Tickets, $25, […]
On every second and fourth Saturday of the month big and burly men and those who love them gather for Meat Rack at the Eagle L.A.
“For The Record: Baz Luhrmann,” a theatrical concert based on the films of director Baz Luhrmann, comes to DBA. Performers are from a rotating cast of L.A.’s leading artists from music, stage and screen. Tickets, $35 to $55, may be purchased online.
Zephyr Theatre presents the world premiere of “Low Hanging Fruit” written by Robin Bradford, directed by Lee Sankowich. The play centers around four homeless women, all combat vets of Iraq/Afghanistan. Without support from society, the women face their toughest battles trying to make their way on the mean streets of LA's Skid Row. Tickets, $25, […]
"She's History! A Galapalooza of Fabulous Females Who Make and Made History" is a play about women who make and made history.
Cited for its toe-curling frankness and comedic twists, which have nothing to do with fighting chickens, this Olivier Award-winning play by Mike Bartlett makes its Los Angeles debut at Rogue Machine. It portrays the worst of men's (and women's) behaviors explode in a lustfulicious triangle. John desperately needs some straightening out...no intermission, no retreat, and […]
The Helen Albert Certified Farmers market, featuring fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, fish and flowers, is held every Monday.
Cited for its toe-curling frankness and comedic twists, which have nothing to do with fighting chickens, this Olivier Award-winning play by Mike Bartlett makes its Los Angeles debut at Rogue Machine. It portrays the worst of men's (and women's) behaviors explode in a lustfulicious triangle. John desperately needs some straightening out...no intermission, no retreat, and […]
Ian MacKinnon and Travis Wood stage their LGBT experimental performance event on the third Monday of every month at AKBAR in Silver Lake. Admission is $5.
In recognition of Disabilities Awareness Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the City of West Hollywood will join Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and AIDS Healthcare Foundation to offer a free Health and Wellness Event. There will be free screenings: blood glucose; blood pressure; HIV testing; pulmonary; and total cholesterol; as well as the Wasserman Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Program. There will also be free immunizations for pneumococcal and seasonal flu.
Cheap men gather for cheap beer ($2 for 12 ounces) at the Eagle LA's weekly Tightwad Tuesday.
Celebration Theatre on the third Tuesday of each months celebrates new works about the LGBTQ experience with readings. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $10. For more information, visit the Celebration Theatre website.
Celebration Theatre and the City of West Hollywood on the third Tuesday of each month present readings of new works celebrating the LGBTQ experience. In "Burning Leaves" by Tom Rowan, a gay actor moves from New York for a fresh start as a drama teacher in a Midwest high school. Soon after his arrival, the teacher must contend with a lonely divorcee and a gay teen - both of whom are attracted to him - as well as a self-centered "it girl."
The City of West Hollywood's Shared Economy Task Force will meet to discuss the impact of services such as Uber and Lyft on city residents and businesses. The meeting is open to the public.
“For The Record: Baz Luhrmann,” a theatrical concert based on the films of director Baz Luhrmann, comes to DBA. Performers are from a rotating cast of L.A.’s leading artists from music, stage and screen. Tickets, $35 to $55, may be purchased online.
Friday nights at Fubar kick off with Mikey Scott and Teddy Margas banter along with other special guest comics.
The Peachy Keen free comedy show every friday at 8 p.m. at Bar Lubitsch, no cover or drink minimum. Age 21+.
Zephyr Theatre presents the world premiere of “Low Hanging Fruit” written by Robin Bradford, directed by Lee Sankowich. The play centers around four homeless women, all combat vets of Iraq/Afghanistan. Without support from society, the women face their toughest battles trying to make their way on the mean streets of LA's Skid Row. Tickets, $25, […]
Performances by Roxy-Cotten Candy, Heklina, Boulet Brothers, Lil' Miss Hot Mess, Devan M., Ambrosia Salad, Cupcake Canne, Toxic Waist, Dulce De Leche, Ursula Major, Paulie Addams, Daphne Von Rey, Rotissary Ethnicity and Jackson Houston-Ross. Special guest Christeene and DJs David Banjela and Hotne$$a.
DJ's Phyllis Navidad and Jason Gordon present Function at Los Globos with guest DJ's Garth and Chris Cruse. Every fourth friday at 9 p.m. Age 21+.
“For The Record: Baz Luhrmann,” a theatrical concert based on the films of director Baz Luhrmann, comes to DBA. Performers are from a rotating cast of L.A.’s leading artists from music, stage and screen. Tickets, $35 to $55, may be purchased online.
The Hollywood Autumn Ball Dance Festival 2014 will feature professional showcases by Lenny Proskurov and Samantha Safir; Leo Rotenberg and Alla Kocherga; Sergey Savelyev and Ebonee Le'Treice; Pre-Teen US National Champions Lev Khmelev and Natalina Chen; a special guest performance by Interkidstheater Ballet Studio; and vocal performances by the 2013 winners of the Hummingbird International Vocal Competition.
The Halloween Youth Carnival will celebrate the fall season with face painting, costume contests, game booths, prizes and more.
Cited for its toe-curling frankness and comedic twists, which have nothing to do with fighting chickens, this Olivier Award-winning play by Mike Bartlett makes its Los Angeles debut at Rogue Machine. It portrays the worst of men's (and women's) behaviors explode in a lustfulicious triangle. John desperately needs some straightening out...no intermission, no retreat, and […]
