Jennifer Block

Following the cancelation of the music festival South by Southwest, other industry events are taking precautions.

This is Rob Long and on today’s Martini Shot I realize that there are two kinds of people in the world.

Every couple of years LA's intimate theaters produce a musical that gives the big theaters a run for their money. Right now it’s IAMA Theatre Company's "Found: A New Musical."

People ages 65 and up are most vulnerable to the novel coronavirus. Health officials are telling them to not go outside, and to practice social distancing.

The show "Home" begins with a magic trick. When you walk into the theater, you see an empty stage.

What's a movie lover to do? No new openings because theaters are shutting down for the duration. But new releases are coming.

A month ago, Bob Iger announced that the launch of Disney+ had been a smashing success with almost 30 million subscribers.

"Frankenstein" is a major work and a major leap for Four Larks: it’s a dark and visually stunning play but it's also a concert, opera, musical and a dance piece all in one.

Concerned about coronavirus, companies are canceling or postponing conferences and events.