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Right now through February 14th at REDCAT, The Wooster Group is premiering its version of Harold Pinter’s The Room. Elizabeth LeCompte directs the play. Here’s our interview with her:
Exploring the Duality of Mozart with Gustavo Dudamel
The LA Phil, under Gustavo Dudamel, kicks off its 99th season with a focus on Mozart's works, including a mini-festival, Mozart: 1791, exploring his final year's compositions.
100 Years of Leonard Bernstein with the New West Symphony
John Mauceri, a Leonard Bernstein protégé, conducts and designs a program featuring every stage work Bernstein wrote, performed by the New West Symphony.
Explore the Art of Parody in “Spamilton”
Broadway hit Hamilton inspires parody, Spamilton, by veteran writer Gerard Alessandrini. Running at Kirk Douglas Theatre until January 7. Alessandrini discusses the art of parody and musical theatre.
Exploring the Music at the Heart of “Cello”
"Cello" is a 20-minute film about a cellist's battle with ALS, featuring Lynn Harrell and music by Randy Kerber. Listen to a conversation with Kerber below.
Celebrating 50 Years of Printmaking for the Art Stars: Our Interview with Gemini G.E.L. Co-founder Sidney Felsen
Celebrating 50 years of Gemini G.E.L., a renowned print workshop in LA, LACMA hosts an exhibition featuring works from acclaimed artists like Jasper Johns and Richard Serra.
Our Interview with Author Janet Sternburg About “White Matter: A Memoir of Family and Medicine”
Janet Sternburg explores her family's mental health history, including two lobotomies, in her memoir "White Matter," as discussed in a KUSC interview.