Notes: Winner of the National Playwrights Award, a moving
and surprisingly funny, musical account of one mans struggle
with AIDS. Palos Verdes HS. 7 PM. Please call this number for tickets.
(310) 378-8471 ex: 237
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
onlin
Notes: Winner of the National Playwrights Award, a moving
and surprisingly funny, musical account of one mans struggle
with AIDS. Palos Verdes HS. 7 PM. Please call this number for tickets.
(310) 378-8471 ex: 237
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: A traveling salesman helps his brother, the town tailor, persuade haughty matriarch, Edna Klemperer, that she
should wear their Fantabulous Frock which is “invisible to fools!” You won’t believe what she’s wearig for the town
Promenade! Birmingham HS. 9 PM.
Notes: Winner of the National Playwrights Award, a moving
and surprisingly funny, musical account of one mans struggle
with AIDS. Palos Verdes HS. 7 PM. Please call this number for tickets.
(310) 378-8471 ex: 237
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: The master composer-lyricist of WICKED, PIPPIN and
GODSPELL conducts a master class. Attendance free by
invitation. Inquire at www.lafestival.org. Citrus College. 11 AM.
Notes: STEPHEN SCHWARTZ: DEFYING GRAVITY. The composer of
Wicked provides an in-depth showcase of his remarkable body of work.
Featuring Stephen himself, joined by Tony® winning actress and singer Debbie
Gravitte and rising star Scott Coulter. Haugh Performing Arts Center, Citrus
College.
8 PM.
Notes: A traveling salesman helps his brother, the town tailor, persuade haughty matriarch, Edna Klemperer, that she
should wear their Fantabulous Frock which is “invisible to fools!” You won’t believe what she’s a’ wearin’ for the
town Promenade! Birmingham HS. 8 PM.
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 3 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. \"No romantic novel ever written is
half
so beautiful.\" -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 & 7 PM.
Notes: A traveling salesman helps his brother, the town tailor, persuade haughty matriarch, Edna Klemperer, that she
should wear their Fantabulous Frock which is “invisible to fools!” You won’t believe what she’s a’ wearin’ for the
town Promenade! Birmingham HS. 4 PM
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s \"No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 8 PM.
Notes: A traveling salesman helps his brother, the town tailor, persuade haughty matriarch, Edna Klemperer, that she
should wear their Fantabulous Frock which is “invisible to fools!” You won’t believe what she’s a’ wearin’ for the
town Promenade! Birmingham HS. 8 PM.
Notes: A traveling salesman helps his brother, the town tailor, persuade haughty matriarch, Edna Klemperer, that she
should wear their Fantabulous Frock which is “invisible to fools!” You won’t believe what she’s a’ wearin’ for the
town Promenade! Birmingham HS. 8 PM.
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. "No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 & 8 PM.
Notes: The Tony® Award-winning composer/lyricist is
center-stage for an evening of captivating stories and songs.
Michael A. Kerker, Asst. VP of musical theatre, (ASCAP), interviews Herman.
Singers Jason Graae, Debbie Gravitte
and Ron Raines perform songs from shows like Hello,Dolly!, Mame and La Cage
aux
Folles. Orange County
Performing Arts Center. 8 PM.
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 7 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s \"No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 PM.
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 3 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: (By Georgia Stitt, Tim Werenko, and Jeff Hylton)
Winner of ANMT’s Search for New Voices in American Musical
Theatre will receive a table reading at the Academy for New Musical Theatre. 7:30
PM.
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s \"No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 & 7 PM.
Notes: The Tony-winning composer-lyricist and \"rock
star\"
of the contemporary musical theater
conducts a master class. Attendance by reservation. No charge. Inquire at
www.lafestival.org.
Pepperdine U. May 14th. 7 PM. SOLD OUT
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. \"No romantic novel ever written is
half
so beautiful.\" -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 & 8 PM.
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” South Gate HS. 7 PM.
Notes: Presented in a tango bar, through song and dance,
Camila tells the tale of a young woman and a priest, sentenced
to death for the crime of falling in love. Santa Monica College. 8
PM. Preview
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” South Gate HS. 7 PM.
Notes: Presented in a tango bar, through song and dance,
Camila tells the tale of a young woman and a priest, sentenced
to death for the crime of falling in love. Santa Monica College. 8
PM.
Notes: This new music drama, adapted from the Willa Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s "No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theater. 8 PM.
Notes: The “rock star” of today’s musical theater
conducts
a master class. Attendance free by invitation. Inquire at
www.lafestival.org. Citrus College. 3 PM.
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” South Gate HS. 7 PM.
Notes: Presented in a tango bar, through song and dance,
Camila tells the tale of a young woman and a priest, sentenced
to death for the crime of falling in love. Santa Monica College. 8
PM.
Notes: The “rock star” of today’s musical theater,
composer-lyricist-performer and Tony winner Brown’s credits include
the Tony winning, forthcoming Broadway premier of 13. He appears with his
Caucasian Rhythm Kings. Citrus
College. 8 PM.
Notes: This new drama, with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. \"No romantic novel ever written is
half
so beautiful.\" -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 8 PM.
Notes: ASCAP and the Festival stage the first LA reading
of I MARRIED WYATT EARP, the story of Wyatt Earp,
his brothers, and Doc Holliday, an American Legend.
Only this time, the Tombstone story is told through the
women's eyes. Features Carol Lawrence and Carole Cook.
NOTE: venue change: WADSWORTH THEATER
May 17 at 3 & 8 PM. Admission free. For reservations, email
the festival at info@lafestival.org. Or call (310) 827-2850.
Also check for reading of THE TIMES on June 18 .
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 7 PM.
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s "No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 PM.
Notes: The “rock star” of today’s musical theater,
composer-lyricist-performer and Tony winner Brown’s credits include
the Tony winning PARADE, LAST FIVE YEARS, SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD and the
forthcoming Broadway premiere
of 13. He appears with his Caucasian Rhythm Kings. Pepperdine University. 2
PM.To receive a discount on your tickets, simply tupe in "LAFEST" on heir ticketing website
Notes: Presented in a tango bar, through song and dance,
Camila tells the tale of a young woman and a priest, sentenced
to death for the crime of falling in love. Santa Monica College. 2
PM.
Notes: The Los Angeles Master Chorale presents the world
premiere of an extraordinary
choral concert suite based on the acclaimed new music drama by Ricky Ian
Gordon
from the John Steinbeck masterpiece. Libretto by Michael Korie.
Walt Disney Concert Hall. May 18. 7 PM.
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 3 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. "No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 & 7 PM.
Notes: The new generation of musical theater students from
Crossroads Upper School celebrate the new theater songs of
Stephen Schwartz, Ryan Scott Oliver, Michael Arden, Georgia Stitt and
Crossroads senior, Ian Gottlieb. For tickets call 310-829-7391 Ext. 345
Crossroads School. 8 PM.
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: This new music drama, adapted from the Willa Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s \"No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful.\" -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theater. 2 & 8 PM.
Notes: The new generation of musical theater students from
Crossroads Upper School celebrate the new theater songs of
Stephen Schwartz, Ryan Scott Oliver, Michael Arden, Georgia Stitt and
Crossroads senior, Ian Gottlieb. For tickets call 310-829-7391 Ext. 345
Crossroads School. 8 PM.
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 8 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” Montalban Theater. 7:30
PM. For tickets go to TIX.COM
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. "No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 8 PM.
Notes: Presented in a tango bar, through song and dance,
Camila tells the tale of a young woman and a priest, sentenced
to death for the crime of falling in love. Santa Monica College. 8
PM.
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” Montalban Theater. 7:30
PM. For tickets go to TIX.COM
Notes: Presented in a tango bar, through song and dance,
Camila tells the tale of a young woman and a priest, sentenced
to death for the crime of falling in love. Santa Monica College.
2 & 8 PM.
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. \"No romantic novel ever written is
half
so beautiful.\" -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 8 PM.
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” Montalban Theater. 7:30
PM. For tickets go to TIX.COM
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 3 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” Montalban Theater. 7:30
PM. For tickets go to TIX.COM
Notes: Presented in a tango bar, through song and dance,
Camila tells the tale of a young woman and a priest, sentenced
to death for the crime of falling in love. Santa Monica College.
2 & 8 PM.
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. "No romantic novel ever written is half
so beautiful." -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 PM.
Notes: A new high energy musical comedy with an
electrifying score “that will leave audiences with smiles of the
memories of a disco era of glitter and glam.” Montalban Theater.
2:30 PM. For tickets go to TIX.COM
Notes: A dazzling musical adaptation of Molnar’s play is
filled with laughter, love, and enchanting music. Covina Center
for the Performing Arts/StageARTS Rep. 3 PM.
For discounted tickets, please use the code "FNAM" when purchasing tickets
online
Notes: It’s the Noah's Ark story re-told in the context of
a Post-Katrina world. With 100 children as the animals on the
ark. Emotional country ballads and smokin' rock-a-billy tunes along with the
giant gospel choir will raise the roof
in the Ford Theater. Opening Night. 8:30 PM.
Notes: It’s the Noah's Ark story re-told in the context of
a Post-Katrina world. With 100 children as the animals on the
ark. Emotional country ballads and smokin' rock-a-billy tunes along with the
giant gospel choir will raise the roof
in the Ford Theater. 8:30 PM.
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. \"No romantic novel ever written is
half
so beautiful.\" -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 & 8 PM.
Notes: It’s the Noah's Ark story re-told in the context of
a Post-Katrina world. With 100 children as the animals on the
ark. Emotional country ballads and smokin' rock-a-billy tunes along with the
giant gospel choir will raise the roof
in the Ford Theater. 8:30 PM.
Notes: This new drama with music, adapted from the Willa
Cather
classic by Scott Schwartz with music by WICKED’s Stephen
Schwartz, follows the journey of a spirited young immigrant girl and her
family
as they struggle to make a life on
the Nebraska plains in the late 1800s. \"No romantic novel ever written is
half
so beautiful.\" -H.L. Mencken. Rubicon
Theatre. 2 & 8 PM.
Notes: “Love, Janis" explores Janis Joplin, the performer,
not only through her legendary songs, but also in the poignant
and honest letters she wrote home to her family. Wilshire Theater
Beverly Hills. 8
PM.
Notes: It’s the Noah's Ark story re-told in the context of
a Post-Katrina world. With 100 children as the animals on the
ark. Emotional country ballads and smokin' rock-a-billy tunes along with the
giant gospel choir will raise the roof
in the Ford Theater. 8:30 PM.
Notes: “Love, Janis" explores Janis Joplin, the performer,
not only through her legendary songs, but also in the poignant
and honest letters she wrote home to her family. Wilshire Theater
Beverly Hills. 8
PM.
To purchase tickets, click a show!