Music fans who enjoy walking around a field in the sun amid tens of thousands of other fans, like this past month at Coachella, will get another chance this weekend. Read more...

You know in the finale of most TV series, when the main character moves out of the house he or she has lived in for a long time and gazes longingly at each empty room and reminisces about the unforgettable moments that occurred there as the piano solo slowly fades out? Read more...

Opening night at the Los Angeles Opera on Saturday once again confirmed the genius of the multi-faceted Mozart and also showcased young talent in a night of fun-filled laughter.  From the joyous opening notes of “Le Nozze di Figaro” (“The Marriage of Figaro”), audiences should be aware that they won’t be experiencing a stereotypical night at the opera. They should get ready to have fun. Read more...

The sweet-country-bumpkin-trying-to-make-it-in-the-big-city story is told all over again, but it’s actually fun. Although utterly predictable, “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” now running at the Ahmanson Theatre, takes audiences back to the Roaring ’20s with great choreography, perfect costume styling, and a few amazing talents. Read more...

“Salamanticus” Miles Playhouse Through June 20 Ziggurat Theatre Ensemble presents an outlandish, fantasy-like spectacle featuring martial arts, clowns, tango, acrobats and other random performances that don’t fit together. Read more...

With his latest work “Cannonball,” graduate playwrighting student Jed Hayes aims not only to update Sophocles’ Theban trilogy (in much the way “West Side Story” breathed new life into “Romeo and Juliet”), but also to overcome his fear of failure. Read more...

Fowler Out Loud Fowler Museum Today, 6 p.m. A night of Indian classical music featuring UCLA Indian Music Ensemble students. Free. For more information go to www.fowler.ucla.edu. Read more...