The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television is presenting “Into the Woods,” a musical play originally created by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. The play combines classic fairy tales, such as Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Rapunzel and Little Red Riding Hood, with the tale of a baker and his wife who yearn to have a child. Read more...
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Written by graduate playwriting student Malick Ceesay, the play aims to highlight the effects of capitalism on Black identity and self-worth. Read more...
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Iranian-born artist Amir H. Fallah’s work will hang in the Fowler Museum until May 14. Fallah uses bold colors and a variety of mediums to depict themes including cultural intersections, personhood, borders that separate people and his experiences as an Iranian-American migrant. Read more...
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The Sikh Student Association put on its first cultural night since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more...
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After a two-year long online hiatus, the Sundance Film Festival made its in-person return to Park City, Utah. In the process, the film festival placed the ski-town on the map once more and generated foot traffic for local businesses. Read more...
Earlier this year, chef and UCLA alumnus Ray Garcia opened asterid in Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles. Inspired by Garcia’s Angeleno background, asterid offers a local and seasonal menu that aims to embody LA culture. Read more...
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Mexican American artist Omar Apollo sold out the Greek Theatre in his lone Los Angeles show during his “Prototype” tour. Backed by strobe lights, Apollo performed a variety of his discography, with a majority of songs coming from his “Ivory” album. Read more...
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