Queer. Southern. Creole… “Black Bastard” transports audiences to 1990s Houston in a humorous, heartfelt coming-of-age tale. Jon, an inquisitive Black boy, develops a love for literature until his family fractures, thrusting him into the role of “man of the house.” A comedic spiral ensues as Jon grapples with his identity(ies). When a bully confronts him […]
Ready for some ribald revelry? A naughty Noel? A yummy yuletide? Join us for an evening of sweet and spicy songs, stories, and Holiday extravaganza. Brought to you by Arts A La Carte, this shenanigan-filled concert evening features an assortment of tantalizing talents and is geared for anyone who just wants a break from the […]
In his latest monologue, award-winning theatre artist, Tony Abatemarco reads excerpts from his memoir-in-progress, “In The Not-Too-Distant, A Rememboir”, interspersing some of his original songs sung a cappella with tales told from childhood, the rocky road of defining sexual identity, and a checkered performance career spanning nearly fifty years. These themes and modalities are juxtaposed […]
What’s grouchier than Scrooge at Christmas Time? Gay Scrooge at Christmastime in 2025. John Flynn’s hilarious new take on the classic tale is….well…..gayer than Christmas!
Based on the true story of the relationship between Morrie Schwartz, an esteemed professor at Brandeis University and his student, Mitch Albom. They meet every Tuesday for the last 14 weeks of Morrie’s life. As they examine the inevitability of death they confront the sacred agony and ecstasy of life and embrace its challenge; lessons […]
Before you sit down to turkey, feast on some funny at The MisMatch Game: Happy Blanksgiving Edition. Join host Dennis Hensley and a panel of unhinged holiday hams as they serve up some piping-hot punchlines, R-rated retorts and saucy celebrity skewering. This cornucopia of camp will leave you stuffed with laughter and begging for seconds.
Prepare to be swept away by the spirit of the season as the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles (TCLA) proudly presents its annual holiday spectacular: VOICES: SEASON OF LOVE. This December, immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening where the warmth of human connection and the joy of music intertwine to celebrate the most wonderful time […]
Joy, community, laughter, and love are all things we need today! These are also all things that you’ll experience by joining Mariachi Arco•Iris de Los Angeles at the The Village at Ed Gould Plaza for the 3rd annual “A Rainbow Navidad” Christmas spectacular! This marks the third year of blending the sounds of a traditional […]
So Now You Know, Stories in Motion: the Queer Community, brings together members of the LGBTQIA+ community to tell personal stories of individual discovery in words and movement. This hybrid dance/theatre concept integrates stories and performers in a new engaging dance/theatre experience. These true tales of love, childhood, family, birth and death are hilarious poignant […]
In The Good Inside the Grief, Jon Imparato takes readers on a sixty-year journey where death is never far away—lurking, chasing, and shocking. Through stories that are outrageous, heartbreaking, and unexpectedly funny, Jon reveals how grief is more than mourning. It’s a wild dance partner, a mischievous teacher, and ultimately, a force that transforms. From growing up Italian American […]
Circa: Queer Histories Festival is a month-long programming series showcasing the trailblazing histories and vibrant cultural contributions of LGBTQ+ communities through the lends of present-day challenges and triumphs. Circa features queer and trans artists, activists, and educators leading the movement for LGBTQ+ liberation. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: SUN Sept. 28 @ 4pm: The Sky Is Always Falling: […]
Pickle and her pianist, Victor Buccellato sing some of their original music at the Los Angeles LGBT Center. This program is part of the City of West Hollywood’s free 2025 WeHo Pride Arts Festival taking place May 23-25. For more information visit www.wehopride.com/artsfestival.
This uninstructed, modest figure- and costume-drawing event is open to all levels. Several models are scheduled to pose for 5-10min each; draw with us or just watch others draw! Please bring your own dry materials or drawing tablet (no wet media, please). Arrive 15-30min early for a good seat and to access limited materials. This […]
Written & Directed by gina young ME is a 40-something lesbian. YOU is in their early 20s and nonbinary. The clash of ages and generations proves no match for their attraction, and what erupts is an “unproduceable” play because it is so radically, unabashedly devoted to centering the desires of queer women and nonbinary people. […]
BiP:DiP (Bodies in Play: Dance is Pleasure) is a dance-based variety show celebrating the pleasure of the dancing body. This iteration of BiP:DiP highlights the pride & pleasure of queer identity, featuring the work of Bernard Brown/bbmoves, Marisa Ervin & Emma Vicaña, Nathan Kim, LORDMAN, Mackenzie Martin, Muda, Andrew Pearson, and Owen Scarlett. This program […]
What do you need a poem about? Over the last 6 years, Pride Poets has written over 3,000 poems celebrating and honoring the stories of our LGBTQ+ community. Each writer interviews participants, one-on-one, to hear your story, and creates an original, one-of-a-kind artwork on a manual typewriter for you to take home! Everyone Deserves a […]
Join the world’s first LGBTQ+ Mariachi Band and the country’s premier Trans-Identified chorus in a wonderful musical harmony collaboration of Trans visibility, community, allyship and PRIDE. This program is part of the City of West Hollywood’s free 2025 WeHo Pride Arts Festival taking place May 23-25. For more information visit www.wehopride.com/artsfestival.
Acts of Coeurage celebrates queer joy and love and community. This ridiculous and immersive cabaret includes song, dance, stand-up, drag, sing-a-longs, experiential bingo, dance, and generally wild and wonderful connections. In hard times, let’s come together and sing and dance and remember that we have each other. This program is part of the City of West […]
