TRK is your connection to French language cultures from around the world!
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.
The Lycée Français de Los Angeles students take to the stage!
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.
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.
A dozen students from the Lycée Français de Los Angeles compete in a speech contest for Best Speech, Best Performance, Best Humor, and the Audience Choice Award.
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.
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.
Get into the festive spirit of the Holiday Season! Théâtre Raymond Kabbaz is very happy to host the holiday shows performed by the students of Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles. For more information about the shows, please feel free to contact the heads of each campus.
Leon Hesby draws upon his experiences growing up in Paris to inform his present excursion into Los Angeles. The 18 year old’s songwriting and depth of vocal range earned him accolades on the iTunes Pop Charts in France for the singles “1, 2, 3,” and “Only You.”
With French Animation Fest, TRK showcases the medium's unlimited expressive potential that not even the magic of special effects can provide, as audiences are taken on a journey into real and imagined worlds far from the here and now. In French with English subtitles.
Journey through West Africa with the Sophie Lukacs Trio as they blend Mandingo, folk, pop, and classical music genres. Inspired by her time in Mali and her rich musical background in Western classical violin and Hungarian folk music, kora-player Sophie Lukacs has crafted a distinctive folk style.
Notice: the entire US tour has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances related to the artist.
Somebody Loves You, Mr.Hatch is a heartwarming story about a solitary old man whose life changes when he receives a Valentine from a secret admirer. Suitable for ages 3+. Run time 35 minutes. Performed in English.
In an explosive one-woman show, Nil Bosca's Euphrate intertwines dance and theater to unleash her phenomenal expressiveness and her stunning energy. This gem of a piece has won audiences and critics over with humor and finesse in France, and now in Los Angeles! In French with English supertitles.
The season opens with the Franco-American comedian Sebastian Marx, known for his hilarious takes on the cultural differences between France and the United States. In French without supertitles.
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The Lycée Français de Los Angeles students take to the stage!
Ruptures et Ultimes batailles sont des textes d’auteurs différents : Sedef Ecer, Sonia Ristic et Jean Michel Ribes, mais ce sont des textes qui se rejoignent dans leur intention. Eparpillés dans l'espace mais pourtant étrangement reliés, des couples se retrouvent, le temps d'une journée, à l'endroit de la rupture ou de l’incompréhension. En français sans surtitrage.
Carlo Ponti returns to TRK to conduct the Los Angeles Virtuosi Orchestra in support of music education in SoCal.
Après le succès de « Vie de mère » et plus de 300 dates de tournée, la comédienne et humoriste belge revient avec son nouveau spectacle « Femme de vie ». En français sans surtitrage en anglais.
For over 20 years, Compagnie Pyramid has been a driving force behind hip-hop dance and urban culture in the Charente-Maritime region of France. Join us for a one night only performance in Los Angeles as part of their US tour!
An extraordinary evening of jazz mastery as Grammy-winning guitarist John Scofield performs with Vicente Archer and Bill Stewart not one, but two sensational concerts in a single night on April 7, 2024. The highly anticipated back-to-back performances promise an unforgettable evening of musical virtuosity and creative brilliance.
A Week of French Language Cinema exemplifies the range and vibrancy of contemporary French language filmmakers, taking place March 19-25. In collaboration with the Consulates General of Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, France, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the Quebec Government Office in Los Angeles, and Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles, TRK presents nightly screenings of critically acclaimed French language films, from March 19th through March 25th. All films are subtitled in English.
It’s hard to think of an artist in traditional Irish music more influential than Seamus Egan. This St. Patrick's Day concert at TRK promises an authentic and spirited experience that will transport attendees to the heart of Irish musical traditions.
The Los Angeles premiere of Quebec playwright Étienne Lepage's newest play. Through a series of mundane and minor accidents, this small sample of humanity, linked together by improbable situations, gradually transforms the empty space of the stage into a universe filled with hilarious possibilities.
Internationally acclaimed artist/composer Jean François Alcoléa meets George Méliès’ cinematic magic in a show that combines live music with 12 of Méliès’ pioneering silent films. On stage three virtuoso musicians play some fifty rare and unique instruments, breathing fresh life into the French cinematographer's timeless works.
Dominique Fils-Aimé makes her TRK début to present her new album ‘Our Roots Run Deep’ released in September 2023 on Ensoul Records.
This celebration of French cinema has become a highlight of the season, showcasing a diverse array of compelling short films that embody the richness and creativity of contemporary French filmmaking. All films in French with English subtitles. Suitable for ages 16+
Back by popular demand, this year marks the 2nd edition of Django à Gogo Los Angeles, a music festival dedicated to the art of the greatest guitar master who ever lived: Django Reinhardt. The 3-day festival coincides with the 114th anniversary of the birth of Reinhardt and includes 3 concerts, 3 Master Classes (guitar), jam sessions, and more!
Labeled ‘the single most important person in Southland dance” an “impresario”, ‘ the mother superior of LA dance” and ”tireless” by the Los Angeles Times, Deborah Brockus is renowned for her involvement in establishing the local dance scene as a producer, choreographer, and teacher.
Dorado Schmitt is joined by his sons, Samson and Amati Schmitt, creating a veritable guitar dynasty on stage, along with the brilliant rhythm guitarist Francko Mehrstein and Gino Roman on bass.
The best of French animation returns to TRK’s screen, with complimentary cheese and charcuterie at intermission. ** In French with English subtitles **
The Los Angeles premiere of French Molière nominee Caroline Loeb in the role of iconic novelist Françoise Sagan. ** In French with English supertitles**
