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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.
Concerts by the New Hollywood String Quartet and Tesserae Baroque show how Hollywood studio musicians can be uniquely qualified for chamber music.
A seismic shift in San Francisco’s classical music mirrors change afoot in L.A. With leadership turnover, could existential changes alter the city’s cultural life?
This week’s guide to the best things to see and do that will hopefully be enough to make you feel a little better after watching the presidential debate.
Yuval Sharon’s ‘The Comet / Poppea’ is as an experimental dialogue with history in a way that only opera, with its capacity to worm its way inside the minds of characters, might attempt.
With summer officially upon us, we break down the best, the brightest and the hottest of what L.A. culture has to offer this week
Whether it’s a new gallery exhibit, a show at your favorite playhouse or a must-see Juneteenth celebration this weekend, we’ve got you covered.
At this year’s Ojai Festival, with pianist Michiko Uchida as music director, Mozart meets the modernism of legendary L.A. modernism of Schoenberg and Cage.
The opera world is turning its attention to L.A. with World Opera Forum and Opera America conferences, but they’re missing much of the city’s best work.
The Tony winner for best musical comes to the Ahmanson, ‘The Ballad of Johnny and June’ starts its run and more news and reviews from the L.A. culture scene.
