The Group Rep’s 50th Anniversary Season!
Happy Anniversary, Group Rep!!
“The rare accomplishment of the Group Rep’s 50th anniversary is not to be taken lightly,” said Doug Haverty. “Very few intimate theaters in Los Angeles survive, let alone stand the test of time for half a century.” Check out their upcoming season lineup of shows! More>
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I’M NOT A COMEDIAN… I’M LENNY BRUCE
Approaching its 400th show! The smash hit chronicles the life and death of the most controversial comedian and undisputed legend of all time…Lenny Bruce. His personal pain, sharply funny social commentary and completely original, freestyle comedy left a lasting impact on today’s poetry, politics, music, film and, of course, comedy. His unwavering commitment to, and passion for, free speech led to numerous obscenity charges and arrests.
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Oedipus
The J. Paul Getty Museum and Tony Award-winning Deaf West Theatre present a fresh take on Sophocles’s Oedipus featuring a bilingual production in American Sign Language (ASL) and spoken English. In this visually rich and innovative eimagining, Oedipus unfolds as a murder mystery, a political thriller, and a psychological whodunit. Throughout this fabled story of patricide and family complexities, King Oedipus is confronted not only with legacy and destiny but also culture and language.
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Banjo Eyes with Mascara
Amanda Gari, the granddaughter of Eddie Cantor, stars in the world premiere of her musical memoir and shares memories of her comedy star grandfather, her theatrical childhood with grandpa, her uber-talented parents – and the haunting influence of Judy Garland. She has portrayed Judy Garland in four productions and is the definition of a torch singer.
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I Never Sang For My Father
Robert Anderson's American classic exposes the painful truths of the relationship between a gentle mother, a dutiful son, an alienated daughter, and their harsh, detached father. Family dynamics unravel as they are forced to face the past in this beautifully crafted drama. A drama about survival, the show pits father against son in the struggle to live independently in the face of death and aging.
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Grant Geissman: BLOOZ
Join legendary, Emmy Award-nominated jazz guitarist Grant Geissman (who has played with such greats as Chuck Mangione, Steve Tyrell, Burt Bacharach Elvis Costello, and Ringo Starr) at El Portal Theatre on Saturday, September 24 in a world premiere CD release live concert with special guest, Grammy Award-winning sax player Tom Scott (solo artist, Steely Dan, George Harrison, LA Express, Blues Brothers).
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Love, Dolly
Kim Eberhardt delivers Dolly Parton’s music, wit, and glamour with all-time smash hits like 9 to 5, Jolene, Islands in the Stream, and I Will Always Love You. This is a country party you’ve just got to see. Kim says: “This show is my love letter to Dolly. It’s an honor to perform some of the best-known and most beloved Dolly songs while sharing wonderful and inspiring stories about Dolly’s life and career. She is a national treasure!”
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Lost Lake
David Auburn’s tense, carefully wrought drama about the surprising, complicated friendship formed by two very different people with no one else to turn to. The lakeside rental Veronica has managed to afford is a far cry from the idyllic getaway she and her children so desperately need and the disheveled property owner Hogan has problems of his own. Problems that Veronica is inevitably and irrevocably pulled into. An engrossing and revealing portrait of two strangers...
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The Romantics
In this comic reversal of Romeo and Juliet, a mother and neighboring father concoct a fake family feud to make their son and daughter think they are ill-fated lovers and fall in love. Their scheme succeeds, but now the “feuding” parents need to find a way to reconcile so that the couple can wed. With no expense spared, the parents hire the handsome rogue, Straforel, to stage a fake abduction. The play is the basis for the 1960 musical The Fantastics.
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The Lexen Hotel
We don't gatekeep. Our staff's favorite is their patio bar!
A luxurious boutique hotel located in the heart of the NoHo Arts District and just minutes away from the world-famous Universal Studios and within close proximity to attractions like Warner Bros Studios, Dolby Theatre, Hollywood Walk of Fame and Universal City Walk! The hotel also has convenient access to restaurants, parks, colleges and Burbank Hollywood Airport. More>>
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MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE: THE DEATH OF MERIWETHER LEWIS
John Schneider and Evan Williams star in the tale of the allegedly unresolved 1809 demise of a national hero. Mysterious Circumstance sheds light on Meriwether Lewis’s death by gunshot on the Natchez Trace, an isolated frontier road connecting Nashville, Tennessee to Natchez, Mississippi. Did the Governor of the Louisiana Territory commit suicide as history reports or was his end far more sinister? More>>
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NoHo Mural Ribbon Cuttting
Monday, September 19
Muralism, Hands4Hope LA, and First Baptist Church of North Hollywood invite you to celebrate their new mural and tour their after-school program.
This new NoHo mural is generously sponsored by Endemol Shine North America.
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Fahrenheit 451
Sunday, August 18
The Victory Theatre’s Backstory is a bi-monthly evening of true stories, fiction and poetry. Using the title of a classic stage play or movie as inspiration, storytellers and poets write poems and stories to be read aloud. Writers may pen a personal story inspired by the themes of the play. Some have written in the voice of a character from the play and told their back story.
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Attention Solo Artists!
The Whitefire Theatre has opened the application process for Solofest 2023!
Solofest is the largest curated solo theatre festival in the West. This year, Solofest is limiting its run to 40 shows, making it more competitive than in previous years.
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Fuzzy Bottoms Theatre Company is Back!
Like all theatre companies, Fuzzy Bottoms Theatre Company was broadsided by Covid, we wanted to find out more about their experience over the brutal break, how they came through it, and their new show Vampire running October 7-30!
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Theatre 68 Arts Complex Is BACK!
Ronnie Marmo (Theatre 68) and Racquel Lehrman (Theatre Planners), two powerhouses in L.A. theatre, have partnered to bring you a new and improved, state-of-the-art theatrical complex!
Stay tuned for more!
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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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