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Thursday, April 9, 2026

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7:30–9:30pm

Theater

Death of a Salesman

A Noise Within

Pulitzer Prize winning Death of a Salesman is a poignant exploration of the American Dream and its unraveling. The play follows aging salesman Willy Loman as he grapples with disappointment, disillusionment, and the growing gap between his dreams and reality…

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7:30–8:30pm

Theater

Dragon Mama Part II of the Dragon Cycle

Geffen Playhouse

Broadway star Sara Porkalob returns to the Geffen Playhouse for the second installment of “The Dragon Cycle.” In this next chapter, Maria Porkalob, Jr. dreams of a bigger, gayer life beyond Bremerton, WA. But when an unexpected chance to escape…

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7:30–9:30pm

Theater

ENGLISH

The Wallis - Bram Goldsmith Theater

“Few are the standout gems—those plays that conquer an audience so wholly you feel a delicious two-way crackle in the room. English is one such gem.” (Tim Teeman, The Daily Beast). Straight off their critically acclaimed Broadway run, this strictly…

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8:00–10:00pm

Theater

The Storyteller of East LA

Latino Theater Co. at The Los Angeles Theater Center

The Storyteller of East LA explores memory loss, caregiving, family conflict, and the sustaining power of love. Developed in our Circle of Imaginistas playwriting group. This is East L.A. storytelling at its most intimate and urgent. The Storyteller of East…

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8:00–10:00pm

Theater

Level Up!

Latino Theater Co. at The Los Angeles Theater Center

Fidel Gómez is back at The LATC to direct the world premiere of Level Up!, by Gabriel Rivas Gómez. In this multigenerational play co-commissioned by Latino Theater Company and Children’s Theatre Company of Minneapolis as part of the Mellon Foundation’s…

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8:00–10:00pm

Theater

The Adding Machine

The Actors' Gang Theater @ Ivy Substation

A visionary classic from 1923 that warns of, and satirizes, the future we find ourselves currently living in.

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