In this 45th Season Anniversary Launch, the Los Angeles-based company Lula Washington Dance Theatre performs a dance program celebrating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Back by popular demand, this year marks the 3rd edition of Django à Gogo Los Angeles, a music event dedicated to the art of the greatest guitar master who ever lived: Django Reinhardt. 

A Night of Short French Films honors French cinema and the innovative traditions in filmmaking being developed there since the very first motion picture was screened in Paris in 1895. Get your tickets early - this event sells out! In French with English subtitles.

Following the success of their East Coast tour in 2023, Ludmilla Dabo and David Lescot return to the US with Portrait of Ludmilla as Nina Simone, an intimate musical portrait of jazz singer Nina Simone, one of the formidable artistic figures of the civil rights movement referred to as the “High Priestess of Soul.”

Celebrate the richness of French language and culture at the 16th Annual Week of French Language Cinema, featuring a week of daily screenings of critically acclaimed French language films that explore human connection, global challenges, and cultural diversity!

This inspiring show brings the struggles of historical figures with rejection in life, from Stephen King’s first rejection letter to Sidney Poitier’s loan request turned down by FDR—reminding us that rejection is just a stepping stone to success.

Blurring the lines between circus show, contemporary dance and performance art, N.Ormes invites audiences to question preconceived ideas. In this physically impressive and touching creation, duo Agathe Bisserier and Adrien Malette-Chénier push the limits and expectations of their own bodies and gender norms.  

Throughout history, bards, troubadours, and griots have woven the world’s stories into vibrant performances that connect us with nature, the divine, and the wisdom of the ages. Constantinople, a trio of master musicians—Ablaye Cissoko on the kora, Kiya Tabassian on the setar, and Patrick Graham on percussion—brings this tradition to life, creating a rich, musical dialogue that celebrates the beauty of existence.

TRK is proud to present two concerts by the Los Angeles Virtuosi Orchestra, both conducted by Carlo Ponti: the first on December 6th, 2025, and the second on May 16th, 2025. The Los Angeles Virtuosi Orchestra (LAV) is made up of professional musicians dedicated to the advocacy and support of music education. Founded in 2013 as a non-profit organization, the ensemble was formed on the core belief that the orchestra is a unique educational resource.