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The ultimate holiday shows list: 81 ‘Christmas Carols,’ ‘Nutcrackers’ and more [Los Angeles Times] Our gift to you: a stocking stuffed full of star-studded virtual shows this holiday season, including “Saturday Night Live” star Pete Davidson in “It’s a Wonderful Life,” Andrew Lincoln of “The Walking Dead” fame in “A Christmas Carol,” an intimate concert with chanteuse Lila Downs and a pandemic edition of “Taylor Mac’s Holiday Sauce.” Here are more than 80 shows, including the big-name extravaganzas, globe-hopping affairs and hometown entertainment for those lo...

“Nutcracker Rouge at Home” Company XIV, a Brooklyn-based purveyor of burlesque, reimagines its saucy take on the holiday favorite as a virtual series of eight newly recorded performances, with a new film dropping weekly. Available through Dec. 31. $150 and up. companyxiv.com “The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” Bristol Old Vic, Kneehigh and Wise Children theater companies present this multimedia-enhanced romantic fable about painter Marc Chagall and his wife, Bella. Available on demand from 8 p.m. Dec. 11 through 18. 16 pounds (about $21). thewallis.org “George Balanchine’s the Nutcrack...

Reply Make your holidays merry and bright with this South Bay & West Side city-by-city guide to Christmas, Chanukah, drive-thru light displays, "Nutcrackers" and more. (Shutterstock) REDONDO BEACH, CA — The holidays are nearing in Redondo Beach! Christmas this year falls on a Friday, Dec. 25. Hanukkah is underway, running through Friday, Dec. 18. And Kwanzaa is Dec. 26 to Jan. 1. Celebrations are markedly different for 2020, to be sure. Many annual community extravaganazas were canceled throughout Redondo Beach and the Greater L.A. region this year due to the pandemic and stay-at-home order...

By Valerie Hernandez Dec 10, 2020 Hanukkah officially begins tonight and many of the traditional public celebrations like chocolate gelt drops, shopping-center menorah lightings have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, there's still plenty of activities to do safely to celebrate the holiday. You can see the list of activities below: Livestream the Skirball’s Hanukkah Festival The Skirball’s annual holiday extravaganza, complete with candle-lighting, sing-alongs and the Hanukkah story told via a puppetry performance will be on YouTube this year at 3 p.m. on December 13...

By Valerie Hernandez Dec 10, 2020 Hanukkah officially begins tonight and many of the traditional public celebrations like chocolate gelt drops, shopping-center menorah lightings have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, there's still plenty of activities to do safely to celebrate the holiday. You can see the list of activities below: Livestream the Skirball’s Hanukkah Festival The Skirball’s annual holiday extravaganza, complete with candle-lighting, sing-alongs and the Hanukkah story told via a puppetry performance will be on YouTube this year at 3 p.m. on December 13...