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, City Dark The . Prisoner The Cavern of Cabinets “When we first started plotting this out,” out,” this plotting started first we “When Animation pioneer Meunier was instantly was Meunier pioneer Animation Garcia Garcia was born These These rescuers are the Cats of the Mid- One imagines this corridor of tiny worlds tiny of corridor this imagines One do you need straight lines?’ Of course not! not! course Of lines?’ straight need you do were no straight lines, and they said, ‘Well, ‘Well, said, they and lines, straight no were drawings, drawings, there were sketches but there rooms, compared to the characters?’ In my my In characters?’ the to compared rooms, ‘How ‘How big is this world?’ ‘How big are its artist) long before attending art school. art attending before long artist) Garcia says, “there were questions. Like, of being an animator (specifically a Disney Disney a (specifically animator an being of into the medium, though she had dreamed dreamed had she though medium, the into This stop-motion video is Garcia’s first foray foray first Garcia’s is video stop-motion This attracted to the potential for Garcia’s project. Garcia’s for potential the to attracted born from that Disney/ hybrid. hybrid. rock Disney/punk that from born , definitely evince a sensibility sensibility a evince definitely animations, which formed the basis for the stop-motion the for basis the formed which pital pital denizens portrayed in the drawings, - hos and cats these of All attracted. equally dom with the punk scene to which she was was she which to scene punk the with dom the the juxtaposition of the Enchanted King- child. What was interesting to Garcia was was Garcia to interesting was What child. be influenced be by influenced the world of as Disney a you you didn’t need that kind of proximity to mother. She grew up near Disneyland, but Disneyland, near up grew She mother. filmmaker filmmaker father and a muralist/painter geles, where her parents were an activist in 1970 in Los An- face is at.” at.” is face know know where your together together again. ... I here to put you back you put to here reunion, reunion, “and I’m Alex Alex at their first not not dead,” he tells since. since. “Well, I’m natural natural order ever the the restoration of ting ting revenge and he’s he’s been plot- laws laws came down; the the cat-banning when when word of who had scrammed had who Pierre Pierre St. Claire, presumed dead cat dead presumed Alex’s missing and Alex’s This crew is lead by lead is crew This tance tance to rule. Party leading leading the - resis and a dedication to dedication a and ceptional knitting skills, a knack for burglary for knack a skills, knitting ceptional - ex thinking, strategic military-grade nerves, to find an exit.” exit.” an find to night Moon, a band of felines with steely ers admit at one point, “but we can’t seem can’t we “but point, one at admit ers - rescu would-be Alex’s doors,” many great the the city streets each night. “There are a transplanting transplanting memories and rearranging in which aliens experiment on humans by by humans on experiment aliens which in retro-futurist sci-fi masterpiece masterpiece sci-fi retro-futurist world to trick its inhabitants, on the order of order the on inhabitants, its trick to world of a false diorama replicating the known of the human mind, with the look and feel feel and look the with mind, human the of is a model of the universe, or else perhaps perhaps else or universe, the of model a is plots, another reason this book should of , pocket universe kind of way. way. of kind universe pocket Who, Doctor as an endless source of imagery and of , with a of edgelittle the Voyage Fantastic virtue of molecular in shrink-rays, a very of order the on series, television a be really These worlds were stored in their boxes by by boxes their in stored were worlds These ordered by the Party. He loved the place.” the place.” He loved by ordered the Party. saved from futile and senseless destruction senseless and futile from saved remnants saved from a disappearing world, disappearing a from saved remnants

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SIGNUPANDRECEIVEAWEEKLYLISTOFTHE TOPDRINKSPECIALSRIGHTINYOURAREA SIGN UP AT laweekly.com/newsle ers L and beyond. I feel so lucky to have all of line cooks, servers, runners, managers house, busters, dishwashers, prep cooks, the front of the house to the back of the that everyone in our group puts in, from testament to the hard work and sacrifice and restaurant families. This is really a to bring the award home to my home expected this and am just so thrilled about this win,” she says. “I really hadn’t Restaurateur at a ceremony in Chicago. the James Beard Award for Outstanding rant history. Last week Styne took home Chef in 2016, and the rest is L.A. restau- winner of a James Beard Award for Best idea,” Styne says. called Barbara’s Bakery and sold the connected with a health food company dollhouse, but to us it was perfect. We ment, they would have thought it was a person would have gone into this apart- in Santa Monica. If any normal-sized in my tiny rent-controlled apartment noa tortillas (unheard of at the time). her own line of flavored tortillas and qui- Styne says. wanted to be in a cubicle somewhere,” » 19 “I am just completely over the moon She later met and connected with Goin, “My partner then and I did this all A trip to Mexico inspired her to develop Caroline Styne CAROLINE STYNE RESTAURATEUR ONE AT ATIME.” YEARS’ PLAN. WEGO RESTAURANTS IN  DON’T HAVE THAT ‘  OTHER PEOPLE ISWE DIFFERENT FROM “WHAT MAKES US ) what I was going to do. I never

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M IN UP TIME’S tion for her lead role in received a Best Actress Oscar nomina intrigue. players caught in Annie’s sinister web of ers, Dexter Fletcher and Max Irons are City. Co-stars Simon Pegg, Mike My of hard-boiled edge reminiscent of Adventures in Wonderland, with a touch gleefully ri„s on Lewis Carroll’s playful debut feature, released May 11, out of carrying out sadistic pleasures.” depravity. She gets immense enjoyment unquenchable bloodlust of darkness and “As she says [in the film], she has an several aces up her crimson sleeve. duplicitous character, Annie, who holds Robbie tells fascination with death,” actress-producer ronistic film noir setting. shadowy characters in a neon-lit, anach- an agenda taking on hired assassins and she plays a vengeful femme fatale with | BY DAVID As the film’s producer, Robbie, who Writer-director Vaughn Stein’s darkly “She’s a quirky waitress with a morbid Film in in Robbie Margot with aplan inher new thriller Actress-producer Margot Robbie is afemme fatale WEINER L.A. L.A. Weekly about her // TERMINAL

Terminal Terminal, in which of the new thriller behind the scenes onscreen and runs the show Margot Robbie ake no mistake: , was a a I, Tonya was , Alice’s Sin Sin - - signage and costume design to pointed tive conscious.” are sort of totemic things in the collec- Hatter, the smoking Caterpillar — these knows and everyone recognizes the Mad within he tells stitched it into the DNA of the film,” a really elegant way of doing it; we really [ convey the urban fairy tale, and I think the fable, “I really wanted to be able to script, it’s so good!’”” And I was like, ‘Well, put that in the and he had these incredible answers. [regarding] backstory and motivation, wasn’t expecting him to have an answer minal. “I started asking questions, but I recalls of her first read-through of filmmaking. given the challenges of indie-budget be proud of pulling o„ her latest project, the Australian-born star has a right to to the races,” she says, beaming. Indeed, a fine-tuned hum. “And then we were o„ and proactively cast the story to achieve up the ideal crew, hunt down locations develop the script, secure financing, line , she worked to life. With her LuckyChap Entertainment key architect in bringing Stein’s story to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland was ] Packed with “Easter eggs” — from the As Stein says of the film’s version of “Vaughn had so many great ideas,” she Alice is so universal — everyone L.A. L.A. Weekly. “The iconography

COURTESY Ter R LJ E FILMS - the role. … And with most things on this who really incorporates physicality into ing we want a character actor, someone Stein recalls. Robbie adds, “We kept say unique, someone totally o„ the wall,” felt like a long shot. Austin Powers The prospect of getting the former ture since 2009’s Myers had not appeared in a major fea host of TV’s updated ment as Tommy Maitland, the quirky pest,” Robbie chimes in with a laugh. them outside his place in .” the film? “Bananas,” Pegg jokes. “We left What was the trick to luring Myers to heart of janitor who may just hold the key to the woodwork to play a mysterious, limping sively lured Mike Myers out of the out to be someone you wouldn’t.” character you’d see me play, but he turns Maybe he starts out to be the kind of contrast to other things that I’ve done. ing something which was very much in universe. I really loved the idea of play not detonating bombs or saving the exposition. I wasn’t just running around, subtlety and plot twists. “It wasn’t just of physicality, he applauds have required heavy emoting and lots and As his projects of late — the like theater,” Pegg tells that, you feel even more deceived.” the rug torn out from under your feet like when Simon’s onscreen. And then to have tain comfort level, I think, with audiences guy,” Robbie says, “and there’s this cer of loving Bill and thinking he’s this nice a saint in narrative misdirection, as no character is schoolteacher, Bill, also lends itself to the made sense.” ements to it, so weaving it into of surreal hypnosis and kaleidoscopic el- world well,” Stein says. “It has that sense they seem — including Annie. “It fits the roll tale, as most characters are not what who reflects whom from the classic Car watching film by Newton Faulkner — the trick to derland –themed songs written for the dialogue and five original “We were trying to find someone really Despite his recent in-disguise experi - “And then a trail all the way to Buda Robbie’s eye for casting also impres- “The script was very artful and it felt The casting of Pegg as the sickly SI RECENTLY.” RIGHTLY INSOCIETY THAT’S HAPPENED TO EVERYTHING YEAR AS AREACTION BEEN WRITTENLAST LIKE ITCOULD HAVE “TERMINAL FEELS Mission: Impossible franchises— M Terminal’s labyrinthine plot. Terminal. “You fall into the trap Terminal is trying to determine ON PEGG comedian to do the film Inglourious Basterds. The Gong Show, L.A. L.A. Weekly. Alice in Won- Terminal ’s Star Trek Terminal

------on and o„ screen. the star’s trajectory is clear: It’s her time why don’t we’re like, ‘If that’s not going to happen, your project. And then [at LuckyChap] you wait until someone says they’ll do matter-of-factly, “I guess the idea is that ing-gained, can-do mindset, Robbie says thriller a fugitive bank robber in the Dust Bowl twists the Robin Hood legend in a revisionist take on Maid Marian that artist Lillian Leitzel in Rourke’s that include Queen Elizabeth in Josie — Robbie is also taking on juicy roles tiple other in-the-works Quinn projects — along with her attachment to mul- Prey with Kathy Yan attached to direct Guiding Quinn’s return for DC’s slate of projects in film and television. gressively moving forward with a diverse rabbit hole with LuckyChap, she’s ag- blowing up these days. Going down the to fall in her lap — even if her phone is satisfied simply to wait for great projects has demonstrated that she will not be skater in her acclaimed turn as disgraced figure as in her head-spinning bad-girl performance rightly in society recently.” reaction to everything that’s happened could have been written last year as a of 2016, Pegg opines, “This feels like it and filmed in Budapest in the summer ‘Wow, this is really on point.’”” and taking revenge. It just feels like, a woman terrorizing a perverse society by a perverse society, this film is about land through her life. And if toxic masculinity that’s a„ected her all about a woman taking revenge on all the like a ‘Time’s Up’ film,” Pegg says. “It’s timely film in that it’s essentially kind of and #TimesUp movements. “It’s a very ing voice to the empowering #MeToo perceives tion of filmmakers to explore their craft.” providing a platform for a new genera strong female talent and stories, while mara, is a dedication “to championing partners Tom Ackerley and Josey McNa which Robbie founded in 2014 with around.” the best it could be. It’s amazing to be him as hard as he can, all in pursuit of pushes and pushes everyone around prepared when he comes to set, and he for his character. “He is impeccably intense, developing an entire backstory board, his devotion to the role was want to dive inside it.” a world in front of your eyes, that you just way of explaining his vision and building director has “such a way with words, a the deal with Myers because the writer- it a go.’”” film, we thought, ‘Why not just try? Give After seeing the results of Explaining her nothing-ventured-noth- On a high-speed career climb thanks to Though In that vein, Pegg, for his part, The mission statement of LuckyChap, Stein says that once Myers was on Robbie fully credits Stein with sealing is about a woman being terrorized Dreamland and others. Mary Queen of Scots , trapeze Terminal to be a contribut- we Terminal was written in 2015 just do it?’”” and Suicide Squad and Queen of the Air, Alice in Wonder- I, Tonya, Robbie Terminal, Marian, Birds of - - | | LA WEEKLY // May 18 - 24, 2018 // www.laweekly.com 23 -

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1005 4020 MarltonAvenue (323)296- Texting Allowed Pico Blvd.(310)470-0492;No Wilshire Blvd.(310)274-6869 Monica Blvd.(888)AMC-4FUN 473-8530; NoTextingAllowed 11272 SantaMonicaBlvd.(310) Ave. (310)208-3250;NoTextingAllowed Hoover St.(213)748-6321 Porco Rosso(Kurenainobuta) THEATRE LAEMMLE’S AHRYAFINEARTS Deadpool 2 Solo: AStarWarsStory AMC SUNSET5 Calltheaterforschedule. UNIVERSITY VILLAGE3 Solo: AStar WarsStory CRENSHAW PLAZA 15+XTREME RAVE CINEMASBALDWIN HILLS Deadpool 2 Harry &Meghan-TheRoyalWedding Porco Rosso-StudioGhibliFest2018 Godspeed: TheRaceAcrossAmerica Solo: AStarWarsStory3D Solo: AStarWarsStory CINEMARK 18&XD Avengers: InfinityWar Life oftheParty Breaking In Deadpool 2 Book Club Solo: AStarWarsStory IPIC WESTWOOD Pope Francis-AManOfHisWord Solo: AStarWarsStory LANDMARK WESTL.A. Isle ofDogs LANDMARK’S REGENT Barry Lyndon The RockyHorrorPictureShow Full MetalJacket Eyes WideShut Filmworker LANDMARK’S NUARTTHEATER Oscar WildeSeason:AWomanofNo LAEMMLE’S ROYALTHEATER Deadpool 2:TheIMAX2DExperience Deadpool 2 Book Club Harry &Meghan-TheRoyalWedding Solo: AStarWarsStoryTheIMAX2DOpening Solo: AStarWarsStoryTheIMAX2D Solo: AStarWarsStory3D Solo: AStarWarsStory AMC CENTURYCITY15 Welcome totheMen’sGroup The Gardener(Bagheban) LAEMMLE’S MUSICHALL3 One October (310)478-3836 Santa MonicaBlvd.(310)477-5581 Boulevard (323)654-2217 Drive (310)568-3394 Blvd (310)307-7003 WEST HOLLYWOOD, BEVERLY HILLS WESTWOOD, WEST L.A. CULVER CITY, MARINA DELREY LAX, Thurs., 4:30,7,9:30p.m. 9:30 p.m.;Mon.,4:30,7,Tues.,4Wed.- 10:05 p.m. Mon., 1:40,4:25,7:15,10:20p.m.;Wed.,1:25,4:10,7, 4:20, 7:30,10:15p.m.;Sun.,1:50,4:35,7:25,10:30 Mon., 7p.m. 6:50, 9:55p.m. 1:45, 4:45,7:45,10:55p.m.;Mon.-Wed.,12:40,3:50, p.m.; 7p.m. 1:10, 4,7:40,10:45p.m. 6:50, 9:55p.m.;Mon.,1:20,4:25,7:35,10:45Wed., Sat., 12:50,4,7:15,10:30p.m.;Sun.,11:30a.m.,3:45, 11:05 p.m. 11:50 p.m.;Thurs., 8:30,9,11:50p.m.,12:15 a.m. p.m., 12:10a.m. 10:50 p.m.;Thurs.,7:35,8:35,8:55 p.m.; Wed.,11:30a.m.,3:35,7:20,11:10p.m. 2:30, 6:20,10:10p.m.;Mon.,11:20a.m.,3:15,7,10:45 Sat., 11:10a.m.,2:55,6:50,10:50p.m.;Sun., a.m., 1,4,7,10p.m. p.m.; Mon.,2,5,8Tues.-Wed.,2:30,p.m. 11 a.m.,2,5,8,p.m.;Sun.,11:302:15,10 11 p.m. 7:10, 10:30p.m. 3, 3:25,6:30,7:10,9:50,10:30p.m.;Thurs.,12:15,3:35, 7:10, 9:50,10:30p.m.;Sun.-Wed.,11:40a.m.,12noon, 10:20, 11:05p.m.;Sat.,11:40a.m.,12:05,3,3:25,6:30, 10:45 a.m.,1:45,4:45,7:45,p.m. Mon.-Wed., 11:15a.m.,2:15,5:15,8:15,11p.m.;Fri.-Wed., p.m.; Sun.,11:30a.m.,2:30,5:30,8:30,11:15 2:40, 5,7:20,9:40p.m.;Fri.-Sat.,7:20p.m. p.m.; Sun.,2:40,5,7:20,9:40Mon.-Thurs.,12:20, Importance Night FanEvent Experience Fri., 12:20, 3:35, 7, 10:05 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., Fri.,12:20,3:35,7,10:05p.m.;Sat.-Sun., Fri.-Sun.,7p.m. Fri., 12:20, 2:40, 5, 9:50 p.m.; Sat., 3, 5, 9:50 Fri.,12:20,2:40,5,9:50p.m.;Sat.,3, Fri., 12 noon, 3, 5:45, 8:30, 11:15 p.m.; Sat., Fri.,12noon,3,5:45,8:30,11:15p.m.;Sat., Fri.-Sun., 11 a.m., 2, 5 p.m.; Fri.-Sun., 8, Fri.-Sun.,11a.m.,2,5p.m.;8, Fri.,12noon,12:50,3:20,4:15,7,7:45, Fri.-Sat.,11:30a.m.,2:30,5:30,8:30, Fri., 1:55, 4:40, 7:50, 10:55 p.m.; Sat., 1:35, Fri.,1:55,4:40,7:50,10:55p.m.;Sat.,1:35, 8556 Wilshire Boulevard 8556WilshireBoulevard Fri., 4:30, 7, 9:30 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., 2, 4:30, 7, Fri.,4:30,7,9:30p.m.;Sat.-Sun.,2, Tues.,7:30p.m. Sat.,11a.m. Thurs.,10p.m. Mon.,7:30p.m.;Tues.,1p.m. Sun.,11a.m. Fri., 12 noon, 3:15, 7:20, 10:20 p.m.; Fri.,12noon,3:15,7:20,10:20p.m.; Fri.,11:59p.m. Thurs.,6p.m. 8000 West Sunset 8000WestSunset 10840 Wiltshire 10840Wiltshire Fri., 11:10 a.m., 3, 10:40 p.m.; Fri.,11:10a.m.,3,10:40p.m.; Thurs.,7:15,10:15p.m. Thurs., 7, 7:30, 10:35, Thurs.,7,7:30,10:35, Thurs.,7:20,10:15p.m. Thurs.,7:30,9,11p.m. Thurs., 7 p.m.; Thurs., 8:30, Thurs.,7p.m.; Thurs.,8:30, Thurs.,7p.m.;7:35, 6081 Center 6081Center 12noon,7:30p.m. Thurs.,10:15p.m. Thurs.,8p.m. 10850 W. 10850W. 1045 Broxton 1045Broxton 12noon,4:45p.m. 10250 Santa 10250Santa 3323 S. 3323S. Sun., 12:55 p.m.; Sun.,12:55p.m.; Sat.,11:59p.m. Sun.,2:45p.m. 9036 9036

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Jimi Fri., Nelson, St., May 18,8p.m., Session, Thursdays, 9p.m., $5. Session, 8p.m., $5.JazzJam Sundays, Jazz JamSession, Love Laughter, May 19,9p.m., $10. of Sisters Sat., Munyungo Jackson,Fri., May 18,9p.m., $20. Ladies Rhythm Tramps, Wednesdays, 7:30p.m. 6p.m. Teresa Sundays, Bonedaddys, James&the Woodland Hills.The Deductions, Fridays, 8p.m. The Wed., May 23,8:30p.m., $5. New Wild West, May 18-19,9p.m., $8.Brad Johnson, Billy Stritch, Thu.,Billy Stritch, May 24, 7:30p.m., $25&up. 23, 7:30p.m., $25&up. Jim Caruso’s Cast Party, May Wed., 22,7:30p.m., $20&up. BillyStritch, May 7:30 p.m., $20&up. The Ron King BigBand,Tue., May 18,7p.m., May $25.Clara 20, Plestis, Sun., City.Studio Ken Peplowski, DiegoFigueiredo, Fri., Dale &the Thu., Beltline, May 24, 9p.m. BBB, Wed., May 23,8:30p.m. Jimmy JesseDayton, Maureen 5,Tue., &the Mercury May 22,9p.m. The Grand Sextet,Mon., May Slam 21,9p.m., free. May 20, 6-10Joel Sun., p.m., Bennett, free. The RonnieBryant, Mack,Lisa Finnie, Rednecks, Groovy Dawn Thompson, Tony Gilkyson, NolanPorter, Cody a tribute to Willie from Nelson BrianWhelan, Tracy May 19,9p.m. TheCaverns, Messaround, with Sat., Feisty Fri., Hearts, May 18,8p.m., $20-$40. The Magnolia Blvd., Burbank.The John Doe Folk Trio, Thursdays, 10 p.m., $5. Caine Quintet, Sun., May 20, 7:30p.m., Sun., Caine Quintet, free. 24, 8:30p.m., free. p.m., free. DimeBox Band,Trotsky Icepick, Thu., May free. Sherry, Michael MinaLe Bohn,Tue., May 22,9 9 p.m., free. The Hot ClubofMondays, L.A., 9p.m., May 20, May 19,10 p.m., Sun., free. Sakoma, Sat., Wicklow Atwater, Rednecks, Groovy Talkin’ Treason, The Band,Fri., Marco Sanchez May 18,9p.m., free. Foot, third Friday month,9p.m., $5&$7. of every MC Nocando, Wednesdays, 9:30p.m.-1:30 a.m. Daddy Kev, Nobody, The GaslampKiller, and D-Styles 1:30 a.m.,$20. Low End Theory, withresident DJs presentedContest, Tuesdays, by Sellassie, 8p.m.- $65-$80. The Novoby Microsoft. 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20th-century Italian composers music by Giacinto - Busoni and oth Ferruccio Francesconi, Scelsi, Luca Santa 7:30 p.m. 24, May Public Monica ers, Thu., 601 Santa Main Branch, Blvd. Monica Library, Giuseppe Verde’s tragically twisted opera, and Mark opera, twisted tragically Verde’s Giuseppe Sat., presentation, May L.A. Opera’s Lamos directs 31, May Thu., 2 p.m.; Sun.,19, 7:30 p.m.; 27, May Sun., Dorothy 7:30 p.m.; $25-$340. June 3, 2 p.m., L.A. Ave., 135 N. Grand Pavilion, Chandler and Mozart’s Symphony 39 No. Mozart’s and a Path Here From 543, Sat., K. Alex 19, 8 p.m. May major, in E-flat Sun., Glendale. And Blvd., 216 N. Brand Theatre, UCLA,$27-$124. 340 Hall, 7 p.m., 20, May Royce creative Composer/LACO Westwood. Dr., Royce Maia violinist Norman welcomes adviser Andrew violinist Shulman, Andrew cellist Jasper White, musicians for a string and other Batjer Margaret of arrangement Norman’s that includes program Flores , Caroline Rosarum Nuper DuFay’s Guillaume Shaw’s Macklay’s $35. 9 p.m., 24, May , Thu., Rome Companion Guide to 216 S. Alameda St., L.A. City Brewery, Angel ducts Kurt Weill’s Second Symphony and Beethoven’s Second Symphony and Beethoven’s Weill’s ducts Kurt Ann $30. Sun., 2:30 p.m., 20, May Symphony, Sixth , 3131 Olympic Blvd. & Jerry Theater, Moss (Tristan) and dramatic, chameleonic soprano Jamie chameleonic soprano and dramatic, (Tristan) lovers portray (Isolde) in Chamberlin star-crossed com- of presentation intriguing Beach Opera’s Long version mythical the of romantic Martin’s poser Frank fable, Sat., Warner $49-$150. 19, 7:30 p.m., May St., Sixth San Pedro. W. 478 Theatre, Grand Oppens and Gloria Cheng open up Meredith Monk’s Monk’s Meredith open up Oppens and Gloria Cheng works for solo and other Island,” “Totentanz” “Ellis cycle Players Chamber MEC and duo pianos, and the 21, 8 May , Mon., Femenine Julius Eastman’s through School Colburn Music, Zipper of The & $27. $10 p.m., L.A. SeeConcert Ave., GoLA. Hall, 200 S. Grand GO VANHAUWAERT: STEVEN laweekly.com. please go to more listings, For GO GO MONICA: SANTA ORCHESTRA

Cellist Joshua Joshua Cellist Japanese-British pianist Japanese-British pianist The season series closes with Lyris season series closes with Lyris The With Scott Tennant, Andrew York, York, Andrew Scott Tennant, With The Argentine organist pumps up organist Argentine The , Sat., free. 19, 3 p.m., May Fantasy Tempest . PHILHARMONIC: L.A L.A. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA:L.A.CHAMBER JACARANDA: ÉLIANE RADIGUE: THE RESONANT ISLAND: RESONANT THE RADIGUE: ÉLIANE

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