Two Must-See Programs at The Wallis
We have a lot to be grateful to Wallis Annenberg for the many contributions she has made to our city. One of them is [more…]
Sheila Tepper
The Art of Costume Design in Film Exhibition at FIDM Museum
An escape, an enrichment, or just plain enjoyable is what movies have meant to so many across the world. A part of that dream is [more…]
Thrilling Concert Experiences
In the 1980s under Ernest Fleischmann, Executive Vice President & General Manager at the LA Philharmonic and William Kraft, Composer – the most daring [more…]
Hollywood & Disney – Then & Now
To All Buzz Readers: Wishing us all a 2023 that we can handle with calm and pleasure and continue enjoying some of the most [more…]
Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories at the Skirball Center
We learn about American history from books, schools, families, paintings and stories. However we never think of quilts as being so important to trace [more…]
The “Tristan Project” at Walt Disney Concert Hall – December 9 – 17
Powerful music meets stirring visual art in the return of this multimedia opera. The “Tristan Project” was first performed here in 2004, conducted by [more…]
What the Hammer Museum is Evolving Into
Three extraordinary new exhibitions have opened at the Hammer Museum in Westwood. The Director of the museum is Ann Philbin. This is not an [more…]
A Grand Time on Grand Ave: Saturday, October 22.
Grand Ave. Arts: All Access, a free, live, in-person community event for arts and culture returns for its sixth year on Saturday, October 22, [more…]
ARKHIPOV: A Chamber Opera
Buzz readers should know about Jacaranda, founded by impresario Patrick Scott and Mark Alan Hilt in 2003. Jacaranda has been presenting the most exciting music [more…]
The Ebell of Los Angeles Open House, Sunday September 18, 2022
The Ebell of Los Angeles is having a free open house celebrating 128 years of empowering women. The Ebell of Los Angeles was founded as [more…]
Art of Costume Design in Television Exhibition
It does take a village to tell a visual story. Part of that story is how the characters look. The people designated to tell [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz: Free Fresh Open Air Concert Series
Here we are with the 4th of July over but a long summer ahead of us and a cloudy crystal ball regarding COVID. What to [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz: A Summer of Dance
This summer we can enter the world of dance. Dance gives our lives more flavor – more color – more beauty. In these perilous [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz: Music in Amazing Places
Choosing to hear live music anywhere is exciting, but experiencing it in a world famous site is quite extraordinary. We can do that because [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz: The Hollywood Bowl 100
Editor’s Note: When she prepared this story for us, writer Sheila Tepper said, “I keep thinking of those dollar seats and remembering my son [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz: LACMA
Driving past LACMA, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art one wonders what is happening. Is there any art there? Will there be? Do [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz: LA Opera’s Aida
Our extraordinary LA Opera is not only bringing Verdi’s masterpiece Aida, one of operas grandest and greatest works, to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz: Piano Spheres and Cathy Uniack
Piano Spheres, a local organization that supports the composition and performance of major new works for piano in Los Angeles, has dedicated its 27th [more…]
Backstage with the Buzz on the LA Phil’s Gen X Festival
The Los Angeles Philharmonic announced details for the Gen X Festival a multidisciplinary, multi-genre exploration of Generation X – the slackers, hackers and latchkey [more…]