This Shabbat, recognize and welcome our whole community with guest speakers Rabbi Rebecca Dubowe, who is believed to be the first deaf female rabbi ordained in the world, and Rabbi Rachel Bat-Or, who has provided the LGBTQ Jewish community with many resources to help meet their needs.
Based on the diaries and letters of Etty Hillesum, this surrealistic drama celebrates the self-sacrifice of a surprisingly contemporary and liberated woman searching for a deeper truth.
Christian, Muslim or Jewish … it doesn’t matter here. Everyone is welcome to join in honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Pianist Emanuel Ax marks his 40th anniversary performing with the L.A. Philharmonic with this return for the introspective and compelling concerto-in-one-movement by Franck, “Symphonic Variations.”
This modern-day twist on the Greek tragedy “Antigone” tells the story of a gifted Jewish college senior who submits a play to the professor of her Greek Theater course in lieu of a formal paper.
Jeff Goldblum is known for his accomplished acting career, but this weekend he is bringing his jazz band, The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, to The Wallis.
Come with a dairy or vegetarian dish for this potluck dinner.
Jewish Women\’s Theater joins Valley Beth Shalom’s Neshama minyan for a musical Friday evening service and a performance of “He Said, She Said,” a meditation on the comedy and tragedy of intimacy and relationships.
Winner of the 2015 Ophir Award for Best Documentary, “Censored Voices” has its Los Angeles theatrical premiere.
Join the community for a soulful and spiritual community Shabbat with Lev Tahor, a group of Jewish musicians dedicated to constructing meaningful prayer spaces throughout Los Angeles.