Calendar: Theater & Arts
By Daily Bruin Staff
May 19, 2004 9:00 p.m.
Ross Anthony
The UCLA Store
Today, Noon-1:30 p.m. The motivational speaker and self-appointed
film critic will read from his teen novels like “The Infinite
Adventures of Rodney Appleseed” and will sign copies
following the talk. Free.
“Company”
Freud Playhouse
Thru June 6 If Broadway is what you’re craving, then check
out this Stephen Sondheim musical presented by REPRISE!
Broadway’s Best. With such a bold name, this group of
Broadway “all-stars” has a lot to live up to.
Let’s hope the performance warrants the ticket prices.
$60-$65. Call (310) 825-2101 for more information.
“Yogi a go-go”
Santa Monica Playhouse
Thru June 20 Maria E. Jenson’s new play examines California
New Agers awakening in their Westwood yoga studios. Jenson is the
only black woman playwright to be presented at the Santa Monica
Playhouse in the last 15 years. Tickets are $18. Visit
www.yogiagogo.com for more information.
“Moonchildren”
Actors Workout Studio A
Saturday thru June 27, 2 and 8 p.m. Michael Weller’s 1960s
anti-war comedy about the discovering of self during turbulent
times returns under the direction of Roger Kern. Tickets are $12.
Call (626) 799-0312 for more information.
AC/DSHE
Spaceland
Saturday, 9 p.m. An all-girl tribute band to the greatest classic
rock/metal group ever might seem like a gimmicky, terrible idea.
But it turns out these girls not only talk the talk but walk the
walk. So if you love AC/DC (and really, if you’re honest with
yourself, who doesn’t?), take a ride on the highway to hell
down to Silverlake and give these ladies a holler. $8. Try
www.clubspaceland.com for details.
Louise Sandhaus
Kinross North Building 104
May 24, 6 p.m. Co-director of the graphic design program at
California Institute of the Arts, Sandhaus will give the lecture
“The Big and Small of This and That: the Work of a Restless
Designer.” A survey of work by a graphic designer and design
educator, projects include books, Web site and software design.
Free and open to the public. Visit www.design.ucla.edu for more
information.
QueerxGirl Music & Arts Festival
Ackerman Grand Ballroom
May 26, 8 p.m. Queer women artists and activists join together in
raising lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues. Live
performances, guest speakers and workshops will be held throughout
the night. Free and open to the public. Visit www.queerxgirl.org
for more information.
