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If you take “Romeo and Juliet,” place it in a nondescript institution and inject it with the vitality of youth, you’ll get Matthew Bourne’s revival.

Dance has a complicated history with film. Benjamin Millepied's directorial debut, 'Carmen,' provides a glimpse into the power of dance in cinematic storytelling.

Southern California storms have stalled some arts openings, but there are still more events to make the most of the weekend.

“Icons on Inspiration” In place of its usual winter gala, the L.A. Phil presents this virtual fundraiser featuring Music and Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel in one-on-one conversations with Julie Andrews, Natalie Portman, Katy Perry, Common, Colombian singer-songwriter Carlos Vives and pianist Yuja Wang. The evening also includes a selection of socially distanced musical performances filmed recently at the Hollywood Bowl. Premieres at 6 p.m. Saturday; on demand through March 6. Free; donations accepted. laphil.com “Terezin: Children of the Holocaust” A filmed version of playwright A...

Gov. Gavin Newsom may have lifted some statewide pandemic restrictions, but with the COVID-19 danger still high in Southern California, options for in-person experiences remain very limited. Here are six drive-in or otherwise socially distanced outdoor events for those looking to get out of the home. “Dance Camera West Drive-In — Best of the Festival” Dance Camera West joins forces with the Broad Stage to screen a selection of dance films from around the world, presented in two programs. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Santa Monica College, Bundy Campus, East Parking Lot, 3171 S. Bundy...