LA OperaBabes Present an Opera Valentine
February 5
The LA OperaBabes present an exquisite romantic program of favorite opera songs sung in celebration of Valentine's Day! Award-winning, internationally acclaimed sopranos Lauren Carter and Angela Molineux and French pianist Anne-Lise Longuemare light up the stage with their gorgeous voices and pianistic stylings.
A curated program of romantic and impressionist composers including Verdi, Offenbach, Strauss, Debussy, Satie and more, coupled with stunning imagery and lighting, create an immersive experience.This elevates Valentine’s Day to a whole other level. More>>
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Who Am I? A Human Revolution?
February 2
A one-woman musical dramedy, Helema Maggiore takes you on a journey of self-discovery as a singer, mom, wife and a Black woman in the diverse world of America. She is tested by all kinds of relationship challenges from a mean-spirited controlling mom to a personified musical friend. Helema portrays 19 characters as she shares her story. “Life is never easy when you try to dig deep inside to understand who the hell you are." More>>
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Jazz at Naz Festival
February 2-11
The Soraya at Cal State Northridge, a new epicenter for jazz in L.A., launches its second annual Jazz at Naz Festival with five nights of the best of jazz performances kicking off on Thu, Feb 2 with Christian McBride’s “The Movement Revisited: a Musical Portrait of Four Icons,” a performance commemorating Civil Rights heroes at the very beginning of Black History Month. Four more Festival performances follow—including the first pairing of rising-star Jazz vocalist Samara Joy with the esteemed Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra. Just 23 years old, Samara Joy is a Grammy nominee this year for best jazz vocal album and best new artist. More>>
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Heroes, Sheroes and Eros
February 17-18
Luminario Ballet of Los Angeles makes its Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts debut, bringing its signature fusion of ballet, modern dance, acrobatics, and aerial movement with a gravity-defying program entitled, Heroes, Sheroes, and Eros. The program opens with a collection of seven works by Luminario Ballet choreographers and special guests that explore the tangled paths of history/herstory/ourstory. More>>
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Blood Supply: A Zombie Apocalypse Love Story
A post-apocalyptic rock musical set one year after the zombie virus. Raw and authentic, hilarious and poignant, writer Holly Anne Mitchell debuts in this powerhouse piece on loss, hope, love, resilience, and redemption. Can love survive the end of civilization or even save it?
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Harold and Maude
A troubled 19-year-old, who finally learns how to truly live when he meets a delightfully wacky and deliciously eccentric octogenarian, Maude. Harold’s self-attained alienation has caused him to cry out for attention but his peculiar attachment to Maude ultimately saves him...
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A Sushi St. Valentine's
February 6-14
Well, we all love Tamashii Ramen, well, for their ramen. But they roll up some delish sushi. Another plus about having them in NoHo is their superb specials. So just for the Valentine’s holiday, they’re doing a 50% off all sushi rolls. But this is not just for Valentine’s Day, it’s all week long – February 6-14, 2023. All you have to do is show this flyer below. We asked Tamashii Ramen House owner Colin Fun about his Valentine’s Day special. (We think he’s a romantic.) More>>
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How to Find a Husband in 37 Years or Longer
"…it’s a story about my failed relationships and my
father…and my father’s failed relationships…so,
it’s abut Love…Umm?…is it about Love?
…ok, then, Hope….oh, and it’s funny…a coming of (middle) age story." JJ Pyle finds herself home for Christmas and stuck in the truck with her Dad. In an unconscious search for acceptance and emancipation, a tale is told through their conversation and memories... More>>
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Jenny Lind Presents P.T. Barnum
When Jenny Lind came to America to tour with P.T. Barnum, she witnessed a nation torn apart over slavery. She embarked on a headline-grabbing tour that shared the spotlight with a political maelstrom. This one-woman opera show, fact checks "The Greatest Showman," and the real reason Jenny Lind quit the tour. Eavesdrop on Jenny’s final, brave confrontation of P.T. Barnum and enjoy operatic gems from Jenny Lind’s concert tour. More>>
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Inherit the Smut
How does a multiple award-winning writer like Roy Sekoff, creator and host of the comedy interview show, The HuffPost Show, dare to be on stage live, in the flesh and utterly alone? Well, whatever possessed him to try this, I for one am very glad he did! Inherit the Smut is cinematic and transcendental. It celebrates the innocence of life, even through the smut. A time when sneaking around and hiding things from your parents was encouraged... Review>>
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Twelve O’Clock Tales with Ava Gardner
Movie star. Femme fatale. Homewrecker. Civil Rights activist. Hollywood, California… 1974. On the set of the blockbuster disaster film, Earthquake, Oscar-nominated screen siren Ava Gardner is focusing on her first big-budget starring role in over a decade. Tucked away in her dressing room bungalow, the “queen of the scandal sheets” does battle with her past. But only a fool would bet against Ava.
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Hollywood Fringe
Hollywood Fringe Festival ramps up with educational workshop series, Town Halls and networking events to prepare participants for the 2023 festival, all taking place over the next four months. These are open to all.
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NoHo Bid Update
The NoHo Arts District is an arts district because of the theatres, dance studios, recording studios and the many folks who create art. But there is one group that has helped to #KeepNoHoArtsy (and clean and safe) – the (NOHO BID).
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Call to Artists
The City of Beverly Hills welcomes visual artists to apply to the spring Beverly Hills Art Show on May 20 and 21, celebrating the art show’s 50th anniversary!
Final deadline: February 21.
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Enjoy the NoHo Arts District More!
The NoHo Card is a FREE discount card app for restaurants, bars, theatres, classes, shopping and services at businesses in and around the NoHo Arts District. More>>
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