Thursday, November 15
Frida Kahlo, the play @ The Frida Kahlo Theater, 2332 W. 4th Street, LA, CA 90057 ~ Celebrating Frida Kahlo's Centennial and the 15th anniversary and 500 performances of this play ~ November 15 through December 16 ~ $15 general tickets, $12 on Thursdays and on November 23-25 ~ In SPANISH or ENGLISH ~ For more information go to www.fridakahlotheater.org.
The Tortilla Paintings of Joe Bravo @ KGB Studio & Gallery, 1640 N. Spring St., LA, CA 90012 ~ New works include Chinese-inspired paintings of his recent Hong Kong exhibition, a tortilla mask & more~ Open daily 10am-4pm ~ Through December 15.
Luis Alfaro's Hero @ STUDIO/STAGE, 520 N. Western Ave, Hollywood ~ Comedy and counter (COFFEE) culture play about returning from Iraq performed by a Latino and Asian cast in alternance ~ Fr-Sat 8pm, Sun 3 & 7pm ~ $20.00 ~ Through December 16.
Friday, November 16
Scream 2007/Analog Live! @ The RedCat, 631 W. 2nd Street, Downtown LA ~ Analog synthesizers combined with acoustic instruments and kinetic video sculptures ~ 8:30pm ~ $20.
Sock Puppet Showgirls @ Theater Asylum, 6320 Santa Monica Blvd, LA, CA 90038 ~ "If you haven't seen sock puppets pole dance, you haven't experienced the true power of the theater." ~ 11pM ~ $15.00. Reservations 323-962-1632.
Saturday, November 17
Smart & Classy Comedy & Music @ The Spot Cafe & Lounge, 4455 Overland Avenue, Culver City ~ Hosted by Eddie Ed O'Brien with Denise Munro Robb, Dan the Man Morales, Still Yet More ChamberPlayers etc. ~ 7:30pm to 10:00pm ~ No cover.
Love&Hate, Recent works by Oscar Magallanes @ Bunny Gunner, 266 W. 2nd St., Pomona, CA 91766 ~ Through December 1st ~ Tue-Sat 10am-7pm. See our coverage here.
Sunday, November 18
Miss Renea Le Roux's Farewell Show & Party @ Bordello Bar, 901 E. 1st St., LA, CA 90012 ~ Come say goodbye to the Southern Belle from Hell and Grand Lady of Burlesque ~ 9PM ~$10 cover.
Read More:
Stay in touch
Sign up for our free newsletter
More from L.A. TACO
Is This Westside Shop the Future of Neighborhood Markets?
Inspired by Los Angeles's diverse food cultures, the Mar Vista corner market offers a wide variety of multicultural snacks, pantry staples, and prepared food, in addition to an impressive breakfast and deli menu by Chef David Kuo.
We Tried Five Hand Roll Bars in Los Angeles. This One Was the Best.
The simple hand roll is decidedly egalitarian and its etiquette straightforward. Now that Los Angeles has become an unofficial hand roll capital outside of Japan, we decided to try five popular concepts across the city and rank them accordingly. Here’s what we found.
Which Car Brand Has L.A.’s Worst Drivers? Let Us Know Your Thoughts And Win Our New Bota Mug
Is it that Tesla driver that just cut you off? An Altima with bald tires? That privileged 18-year-old new driver who barely knows how to maneuver his Land Rover Defender? Or that overwhelmed Van Lifer circling the same block 69 times trying to find parking? Comment on our post to win your free bota mug! Note: Comments on social media will not be entered in contest. Only members can comment on our website. Join now!
Straight From Lebanon’s Streets, These Juicy Sandwiches Are Reviving Eagle Rock Plaza’s Lonely Corner Strip Mall
This new family restaurant offers Lebanese-style "rosto" or roast beef, as well as tender beef tongue, rich stewed chicken liver, maanek and sujuk sausages, and infamously pungent basturma. 95% of their spices come from Lebanon.
Annual Cinco de Mayo Lowrider Cruise Shutdown by LAPD Before Sold-Out Dodger Game, Causing Confusion and Frustration
"Was really bummed to see a dead park with cops standing by today,” an Elysian Park resident told L.A. TACO. “Like, what’s the point of the park?? Also, why do the Dodgers call the shots? They made the calls [to] shut it down,” the resident speculated.
