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Dudamel is off with the Berlin Philharmonic, as part of a celebration of the 130th anniversary of the Berlin Philharmonic. In the meantime, one of music's biggest names is coming to the Disney Hall this week.
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Get out so you can listen to stories of Los Angeles, check out abstract art or learn about nontraditional art spaces in the city.
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This year the first-ever LA Bloom festival in Little Tokyo is celebrating cherry blossoms, spring and Japanese culture. If you head over to Little Tokyo, creative director Hirokazu Kosaka and landscape architect Calvin Abe have transformed Noguchi Plaza in front of the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center into an ecoartspace.
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A retiree decided to take a solo trip to the Coachella Music Festival this year just for the hell of it—and she loved it. Charlotte Rios, 65, is a retired trauma counselor from Palm Desert who wrote about her experience.
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The cast of Goose and Tomtom gives a performance that is so immensely exhilarating and pleasurable to watch that the audience's story-processing brain parts start to explode from overexposure to sustained theatrical, philosophical, and comedic acuity.
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Get Out: Corners Festival in Downtown L.A., Morgan Spurlock's Favorite Artists and A Naked SculptureGet out to look at some sculpture, celebrate downtown or check out some new artists handpicked by Morgan Spurlock.
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Handsome, athletic and eager to please, Shadow is waiting at the Pet Adoption Fund in Canoga Park for a new family. Clyde the cat is an orange and white Tabby with a very unique tail that curves forward. He is 12 years old, nice with everyone, and loves his best buddy Bonnie, a 10-year-old female Calico.
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The grim beginnings of Raskind's work twists unexpectedly into a platonic love-at-first-sight-story draped in a cutesy ghost-story. The plot probably would have benefited from darker, sadder writing, but it is easy to appreciate the bleak suicide facts that speckle the script and the playwright's decision to not pass judgment on the morality of suicide.
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Calling all nerds with iPads: There's an art-meets-geek flash mob-style gathering this weekend aimed at creating a giant collage of screens (a la Jumbotron), and you're invited.
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Getting back to basics, Vox Dance Theatre, in association with The Colburn School, is presenting the first in a series of monthly dinnertime performances this Sunday in the dance studio at the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center.
