Director Jo Motoyo Confronts Asian Hate in Beautiful Dance Film
Little Black Book, TOKYO director contributes 'Because We Are Strange Creatures' to Films.Dance project
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Watch Simone Rocha's New Film With Ballet Dancer Francesca Hayward
The stirring short, titled Siren, was directed by Jess Kohl and features an original score by US musical duo Beach House
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Awesome In-Person And Online Events This Week: May 3 - 6
An Evening with Julia Margulies Live Talks L.A. welcomes actress Julianna Margulies ( The Good Wife, ER) who discusses her new memoir, Sunshine Girl: An Unexpected Life. She chats about her unconventional childhood (traveling between divorced parents' homes in Paris, England and the East Coast) and her acting career. COST: $38, tickets include a copy of the book; MORE INFO Joseph Horning: Valerie (1975). Monday, May 3; 8 p.m. PT The Girl Can’t Help It: Trans-Femme Portraits at the Dawn of the Sexual Revolution REDCAT screens a program from Dirty Looks, a platform for queer film, video and...
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FILMS.DANCE Receives More Than 1M Views, Concludes With Final Three Dance Films
Films.Dance, a groundbreaking new global film series produced by and under the creative direction of LA-based Jacob Jonas The Company concludes with the final three films, including TORN on April 19, PLUME on April 26 and, finally, WEAKNESS OF THE FLESH on May 3. These films are the final three of the 15 original dance films that began on January 25, 2021. To date, the films have garnered over 1 million views across all digital platforms from more than 200 countries. Additionally, the films will be celebrated worldwide as part of International Dance Day on April 29. The films will premiere at...
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The pandemic curtain begins to rise on the performing arts
Print Choose an album — or two — and play on repeat for the course of the pandemic as you contemplate the nature of time and space. That’s been one of my formulas for making it through the past year. My albums? Thao & the Get Down Stay Down’s “Temple” and “A Man Alive.” I’m Carolina A. Miranda, arts and urban design columnist at the Los Angeles Times, and I’m here with all the essential culture news about openings — as well as incredibly important paintings of beaver privates. Open sesame Last spring, as the reality began to dawn on all of us that the pandemic wasn’t ...
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