Meet the Free Little Art Gallery NoHo
A Free Little Art Gallery is a place for the community to share art with each other. People are welcome to leave art, take art, or just enjoy viewing the art. More>>
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The Arts Internship Program
Attention all L.A. college students!
Sign up for the L.A. County Arts Commission’s Arts Internship Program! This is an opportunity to get to know some of the top arts organizations in Los Angeles, learn new skills and hone ones you may not know you had. More>>
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NoHo Arts District Pub Crawl | Saturday, July 24
Create your own Pub Crawl with Hop Merchants Bottle Shop & Taproom, Player One, Brews Brothers, The Renegade NoHo, The Fat Dog, Pitfire Pizza, District Pub and The Federal. Choose your own order, receive specials at each location, additional prize for visiting all 8 venues. Must pick participant punch card at Hop Merchants! More>>
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The 12th annual Summer Playwrights Festival (SPF12)
26 plays in 12 days! | The largest playwright’s festival in the U.S.
We all need a little SPF12 right about now. The Road Theatre Company is thrilled to announce the 12th annual Summer Playwrights Festival (SPF12) streaming live Thursday, July 15 through Sunday, August 1. More>>
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Local Features | Rosanna Tavarez
This summer we are highlighting some of our awesome creative neighbors. Meet Rosanna Tavarez, a NoHo choreographer, a dance artist. Rosanna shot her dance video “(Re)volver” entirely in North Hollywood which captures the moment of its reawakening post-pandemic lockdown. “(Re)volver” is a joyful romp through landmark areas of the NoHo Arts District danced to the playful, milonga tune “No Hay Tierra Como La Mia” (There is No Land Like Mine) by Francisco Canaro. More>>
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"Hello World!" | Through August 15
Six one acts, four directors, 11 actors. A light-hearted, fun evening of short plays to save theatres, written by Thomas J. Misuraca
Write Act Repertory is excited to announce its reopening after halting productions for over a year due to COVID-19. After a gut-wrenching and painful 2020 for many, Write Act Rep returns with a lighthearted and fun festival of one act plays aptly named “HELLO WORLD!” to welcome back audiences and encourage laughter after overcoming a year of tears. More>>
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What We're Listening to | "Just the Two of Us"
The beauty of TikTok is the ability to take a classic song and spread it to the world and bring it to the younger generation. It’s like visual mini music preservation, using tech to recount musical history and stories. So, we’re listening to Bill Withers’ “Just the Two of Us” and all the covers we can. More>>
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"Cabaret Macabre" | July 30 - August 21
Brittany DeWeese’s fabulous dark and dirty dance production – “Cabaret Macabre!” Featuring talented dancers overflowing with all the gore and thrills you’d expect from Zombie Joe’s Underground, tip-toeing along the razor’s edge of disturbing and arousing. Don’t get lost in the seduction or the cabaret may consume you! More>>
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“Outta the Darkness Into The Light” | August 5 & 6
An interactive, semi-autobiographical work consisting of reflections on some of Anthony’s life-altering decisions. This panel will, after listening to his explanations, decide whether Tony must continue on the path he has laid, or if he is free to follow another one. The panel alone decides. More>>
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"Modern Minstrelsy” Review
“Modern Minstrelsy” is a retelling of an all too darkly common story. Racism as a normality in American society. It’s seen from both sides and navigated by two narrators, Nig and Jig, characters out of the past, one Black, one Irish, both American. Their own stories, their conjoined histories, bringing context to the unfolding drama at the center of the play. More>>
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"Code Pink" | Through August 15
Loft Ensemble presents “CODE PINK,” a world premiere play written and directed by Adam Chambers and Jana Lee Hamblin with additional writing by the cast. Anything can happen during a 24-hour shift in a hospital maternity ward. The play peeks into the lives of the nurses, doctors, and administrators who work there, and reminds us that every hero has a story, but they don’t all have a happy ending. More>>
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"Now, Now, Now" | August 5-25
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The Hollywood Fringe Festival Welcomes Back In-Person Audiences
The 2021 Hollywood Fringe Festival will present a hybrid, both in-person and digital, festival August 12-29. For the first time at the Hollywood Fringe Festival (Fringe), audiences will be able to enjoy the traditional in-person experience and livestream productions from the comfort of their own home. No matter where you are physically, emotionally or artistically, there will be something for everyone at this year’s Fringe. More>>
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"Motel 66" | Theatre Outside!
The Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre is proud to present the world premiere of “MOTEL 66,” 12 new one-act plays set in different cities along ‘Get Your Kicks on Route 66’. The short plays will be performed as two different programs of six plays each through August 1, “Head East” Thursdays and Saturdays at 8PM, and “Go West” Fridays and Sundays at 8PM – all in the newly built outdoor experience The Yard. The Yard offers live outdoor theater while implementing up-to-the-minute covid compliance. More>>
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Changes Are Coming to the NoHo Arts District
Meet District NoHo, a new North Hollywood development and one of the largest in the NoHo Arts District’s 20+ year history. More>>
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Going Back to In-Person Acting Class
Wow, it’s been 15 months that we have been unable to teach classes in our North Hollywood studio. But, now we are going back to in-person acting classes. We will be going back to in-person acting classes in July and will be providing both zoom and in-person classes. First thing I tell actors is this: Regardless of Covid or not, find a class where you feel safe. Be careful of peer pressure and competition. Stand in your integrity. Everyone needs their own time to adjust to the changes ahead. Take your time and do it on your terms.
Stay safe." - Fran Montano, Actors Workout Studio More>>
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Online Acting Class Guide
When we get dealt a heavy hand like COVID19, we find a creative solution - that's the NoHo way. For our acting classes it's no different. Our acting classes have gone online for the time being and we've created a list for our readers. Remember, they may cancel our in-person acting classes but they will not take our acting classes away. More>>
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Getting Commercial and Theatrical Headshots During the Pandemic
As the theatre and film industries look to get back in the swing of things, actors are more and more getting ready for new opportunities. For many actors, new headshots will be in order. But health experts continue to warn the COVID-19 pandemic is still a threat. So, what can actors do to safely get updated headshots?
NoHo is a neighborhood filled with actors, after all, we have 20+ theaters in one square mile! What do most actors need? More>>
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