Live Performance entertainment in Los Angeles
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Magicopolis
Not only aspiring Harry Potters will enjoy the comedy-laced sleight-of-hand, levitation and other illusions performed by Steve Spills and cohorts in this intimate space. Escapes from reality last about 90 minutes, and there's even a small shop for all your wizard supplies.
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Edgemar Center for the Arts
There are two stages and a gallery, but more than just being a passive venue, the Edgemar provides a platform for cross-over collaborations between playwrights, musicians, actors, dancers and performance artists and, through its acting school, also sees itself as a nurturing ground for the next generation of thespians.
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Highways Performance Space & Gallery
Provocative and experimental performance art is what socially progressive artists cook up in this cutting-edge lab of creativity. This results in a multicultural, all-embracing mosaic of cabaret, music, readings, dance recitals, mixed-media shows and plays that continually push the envelope of expression.
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Puppet & Magic Center
Steve Meltzer's Puppetolio puppet show (suitable for ages three and up) has delighted audiences since 1998. All performances are followed by a tour 'behind the strings' and a visit to the puppet museum. Steve also runs puppet workshops.
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Ice House
Dana Carvey, Lily Tomlin and Billy Crystal have honed their chops at this former ice warehouse. Drinks are disappointing, the show – usually – not. Over 18s only.
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Bang Improv Studio
You'll get lots of bang – and laughs – for your buck at this pint-sized improv stage with attached school. All ages welcome.
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