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Staff picks

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Not sure what show to see? Our team of experts has handpicked a dazzling collection of must-see events, ranging from over-the-top musicals and boundary-pushing dramas to spectacular concerts. Trust our theatre lovers and dive into this curated lineup.
Poster of Kim's Convenience in Los Angeles.

Kim's Convenience

Center Theatre Group at the Ahmanson Theatre
from $29

Experience the play that inspired the Netflix hit. At a corner store in Toronto, the hilarious and stubborn Mr. Kim (Ins Choi) tries to keep his traditional ways intact while battling his modern kids. Why we love it: It's both heartfelt and funny.

Poster of Joshua Bell • Jeremy Denk in Los Angeles.

Joshua Bell • Jeremy Denk

Walt Disney Concert Hall
from $102

The charismatic classical duo is back! Experience an evening of electrifying, perfectly synchronized artistry as the incomparable Joshua Bell and witty pianist Jeremy Denk perform their first joint recital at Walt Disney Concert Hall since 2010. Why we love it: This duo oozes with talent and charm.

Poster of The Magic Flute in Los Angeles.

The Magic Flute

LA Opera at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
from $63

For his final performance as Music Director, James Conlon conducts the world's most popular opera. This fairy tale masterpiece follows Prince Tamino and his magic flute on a quest to rescue his beloved only to discover things are not what they seem. Why we love it: It's perfect for the whole family.

Poster of Dragon Mama in Los Angeles.

Dragon Mama

Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater at Geffen Playhouse
from $76

Sara Porkalob is back with the next chapter of "The Dragon Cycle." This high-octane solo show chronicles one woman’s raw, hilarious quest for freedom and queer love beyond Bremerton, Washington. Why we love it: It's a deeply personal story about what it takes to find home.

Poster of New York City Ballet in Los Angeles.

New York City Ballet

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
from $48

Making its long-awaited return to Los Angeles, the legendary New York City Ballet presents two dazzling programs of mixed repertory. This historic engagement showcases the company’s unparalleled artistry. Why we love it: It’s a masterclass in the past, present, and future of ballet.

Poster of Primary Trust in Los Angeles.

Primary Trust

Center Theatre Group at the Mark Taper Forum
from $46

Follow the sweetly awkward Ken, a lovable bookstore clerk in his late thirties whose meticulously quiet life is gently upended by a new job, a friendly bartender, and the surprisingly helpful advice of his fully imaginary best friend. Why we love it: This play offers a blend of humor and heart.

Poster of Mexodus in Pasadena.

Mexodus

Pasadena Playhouse
from $32

A New York Times Critic's Pick, this live-looping hip-hop musical takes theatre and storytelling to the next level. It reveals the little-known southward trajectory of the Underground Railroad, detailing the pursuit of liberation in Mexico. Why we love it: It's unique and powerful.

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