Posted inPico Union For many Pico Union kids, Haven Academy was more than a theater program — it was where they found confidence. Now it’s closing. by Marina Peña May. 12, 2026May. 12, 2026
Posted inArt and Culture ‘Dragon Mama’ puts Filipino secrets and queer joy center stage at Geffen Playhouse by Dino-Ray Ramos Apr. 2, 2026Apr. 2, 2026
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Posted inBoyle Heights Chicana writers take on menopause and more in ‘Mujeres on the Verge’ at Casa 0101 by Carol Martinez Mar. 7, 2025Mar. 7, 2025
Posted inBoyle Heights Eastside history comes to life in youth-driven social justice plays inspired by community leaders by Kamren Curiel Feb. 10, 2025Jan. 12, 2026
Posted inBoyle Heights ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’ brings 15th-century Paris to Boyle Heights by Alex Medina Nov. 15, 2024Dec. 16, 2024
Posted inArt and Culture ‘A Woman Named Gloria’ at CASA 0101 honors Gloria Molina, ‘La Madrina of The Eastside’ by Kamren Curiel Aug. 28, 2024Jan. 14, 2026
Posted inUncategorized With a little green paint, and a lot of hard work, these kids shine in ‘Shrek The Musical Jr.’ by Carol Martinez Jul. 26, 2024Jul. 26, 2024
Posted inYouth News Team From the Eastside to the East Coast, ‘Real Women Have Curves’ continues to shine by Ivan Castillo Dec. 14, 2023Dec. 18, 2023
Posted inBoyle Heights Cultural appropriation takes the stage in ‘Tacos La Brooklyn’ by Antonio Mejías-Rentas Oct. 20, 2023Oct. 20, 2023
Posted inBoyle Heights, Youth News Team Rhythmic remembrance and dance shine in ‘Queen of the Rumba’ by Alex Medina Oct. 13, 2023Oct. 14, 2023
Posted inUncategorized ‘Death of a Salesman’ comes to CASA 0101 for five-week run by Alex Medina Jun. 15, 2023Jun. 15, 2023
