Hop on the L Line (Gold) to catch “The Father” at the Pasadena Playhouse! The show is running from Feb. 5 through March 1. “The Father,” directed by Jessica Kubzansky, [continue reading]
Spooky season is over! Put the costumes away and come enjoy the fall season at the Pasadena Playhouse. Lauren Yee’s basketball drama The Great Leap, directed by Tony Award-winning actor [continue reading]
The well-known actor Jason Alexander is directing “Native Gardens” at the Pasadena Playhouse, with the play running until Sept. 30. From the Pasadena Playhouse: Good fences don’t always make good [continue reading]
A wave of Korean entertainment (Hallyu) is bound to take over the heart of downtown LA. And because we specialize in providing you with the most transit-accessible destinations, we’re certain [continue reading]
East meets West in the new musical romance Waterfall. The play based on Thai novel Behind the Painting, tells the story of Noppon, a young Thai student, who falls head-over-heels for Katherine, [continue reading]
Most people have seen or at least heard of My Fair Lady, the 1964 movie-musical in which snobbish linguist Henry Higgins bets he can teach spunky, low-born flower girl Eliza [continue reading]
The Pasadena Playhouse is now presenting the multi-award winning production, The Whipping Man, starring Adam Haas Hunter, Jarrod M. Smith and theatre and television star, Charlie Robinson. The historical drama, written [continue reading]
It’s true we’ve got a pretty robust Destination Discount program here at Metro. But despite our large (and growing) list of restaurants, museums, shops, sports teams and more, we’re still pretty impressed to find two Metro partners right next door to each other! This month, Go Metro to the Pasadena [continue reading]
Friday This Friday, Grand Performances presents Movie Music Magic at 8 p.m. in beautiful California Plaza. From Sound of Music to Skyfall, this free concert features memorable songs from the silver screen performed by husband-wife classical duo Alan Chapman and Karen Benjamin. Go Metro and save on dinner at the Omni’s [continue reading]
