In the Theater

Sep 21

All the Reasons

REDCAT is proud to present All the Reasons, short films made by moving image artists who play with embodiment, queerness, identity, sexuality and the grotesque. [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Sep 26

Beatriz Santiago Muñoz

REDCAT is proud to present a selection of films by the 2019 recipient of The Herb Alpert Award in the Arts in Film/Video Beatriz Santiago Muñoz—including Nocturne (2014), Playa Negra (2014) and Gosila (2018). [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Sep 30

Radical Design Issues: Building Consent, Dissent & Protest

This is the second of a series of conversations that critically address the exhibition Inside Out & Upside Down: Posters from CalArts 1970-2019 in relation to issues of inclusion and representation in the field of graphic design and graphic design education. [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Oct 02 to Oct 03

Patrisse Cullors: Malcolm X Revisited

REDCAT is proud to present the premiere of Cullors' Malcolm X Revisited, a new commissioned video work recorded exclusively for REDCAT. [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Oct 08 to Dec 12

New Original Works Festival 2020

REDCAT's 17th Annual NOW Festival premieres nine new contemporary performance projects by Los Angeles artists who are re-defining the boundaries of dance, theater, music and multi-media. [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Oct 08 to Oct 10

New Original Works Festival 2020: Week One

The 17th Annual New Original Works Festival kicks off with a program of works by Davia Spain, Simone Moore, Alex Alpharaoh. [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Oct 12

now is the time to dream

The films presented herein are imaginative in their daring and fullness, but also grounded and assured in their terrestrial obligations. [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Oct 16

Liveness: Reflecting on the Current State and Future Possibilities of Performance and Theater

In a time of uncertainty and disruption in the fields of performance and theatre, there is a necessary call to reflect, reassess, and to ask: what do we hold onto, what do we let go of? [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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Oct 19

Christine Panushka: Blood of the Family Tree

Hand-drawn and hand-colored over several years, Christine Panushka’s Blood of the Family Tree (2020, 63 min.) poetically delves into the intimate connections created by a rare disease between generations of women. [VIRTUAL EVENT LIMITED TO THE U.S.] 

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Oct 21

Teaching What to Who: Graphic Design Education & Pedagogy

In this moment of collective educational crisis, Yasmin Khan Gibson, Joe Potts, Lauren Williams moderated by Silas Munro will question the lineages of their own education, discuss pedagogical damage, explore what is critical to teach now, and speak to the legacy of radical education that evolved out of CalArts. [VIRTUAL EVENT] 

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