Rape, incest and the phallus of Sir Winston Churchill "“ three things which, combined, will take up about three minutes of stage time. Read more...
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Jerry Della Salla, John Walcutt and Ciaran Joyce star in Joe Orton’s unfinished first draft of the play “What the Butler Saw” at the Odyssey Theatre. The play is directed by UCLA graduate student in theater, Alan Patrick Kenny.
Courtesy of Ron Sossi
In some ways, the Hammer Museum's newest exhibition looks like the poetic debris of an apocalyptic event. Read more...
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Courtesy of The Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw
Alina Szapocznikow with her work “Naga (Naked),” in 1961. An exhibition of Szapocznikow’s art, “Alina Szapocznikow: Sculpture Undone 1955-1972″ is currently at the Hammer Museum.
With a sprinkle of Ellen DeGeneres stand-up comedy, a pinch of '70s aerobics moves and a dash of film experimentation, the winter dance production of "Sweet Moves" was created. Read more...
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Dancer Laura Laser performs in “Sweet Moves,” a mix between dance and a theatrical monologue created by two graduate students in dance.
Clark Kent has a famous alter ego with the power of flight, superhuman strength and X-ray vision. James Bewley's alter ego, Dale, simply has a propensity for cheap teal business suits and whiskey in all of its forms. Read more...
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James Bewley, also known by his alter ego Dale Seever, presents a live taping of his podcast “Dale Radio” Thursday night at the Hammer Museum’s Billy Wilder Theater. The taping will feature Marc Horowitz and Mary Lou Metzger, with live music by Kenny Burrell and the UCLA Jazz Ensemble. (courtesy of Dale Radio)
When most students think of sex education, they may remember anatomy diagrams in elementary school workbooks and uncomfortable middle school class discussions. Read more...
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UCLA student and Sex Squad member Mariel Rossman models a dress made mostly of condoms, designed by Brazilian fashion designer Adriana Bertini.
Change in management can be daunting for some businesses, even threatening to their existence. Read more...
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Artistic director Ashley Opstad (left) and mainstage player Greg Boytos, rehearse in The Improv Space in Westwood. They are both involved with The 400 Cat improv team.
The story of "Alice in Wonderland" is a popular one that's been adapted countless times. Read more...
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Courtesy of Craig Jessen
April Grace Lowe (left), as the Red Queen, and Angela Ryskiewicz, as Alice, perform in UCLA alumnus Craig Jessen’s adaptation, called “Alice Through the Looking Glass,” which will premiere at the Attic Theatre.
