Inventive Los Angeles performing artists are given a chance to take creative risks using REDCAT as a high-tech theatrical laboratory. Featuring The Outsiders, Michael Sakamoto & Amy Knowles and Kristina Wong | Click here

Inventive Los Angeles performing artists are given a chance to take creative risks using REDCAT as a high-tech theatrical laboratory. Featuring Mira Kingsley, Marisa Carnesky and Victoria Marks | Click here

Inventive Los Angeles performing artists are given a chance to take creative risks using REDCAT as a high-tech theatrical laboratory. Featuring John Fleck, Julie Crockett and Matt Wardell | Click here

The illustrious new music ensemble comes to REDCAT this fall with a powerful new program, inviting Slovak composer and visual artist Julius Fujak to perform his multimedia work transPOPsitions with the group. | Click here

The always-rousing Rova Saxophone Quartet is augmented by guitar luminaries Nels Cline and Fred Frith and other guest artists for a brilliant new interpretation of John Coltrane’s Ascension--the monumental 1965 piece that stands as one of the key watersheds of post-bop free jazz. | Click here

REDCAT’s quarterly program for new performance works and works-in-progress has been a creative laboratory for such Los Angeles artists as Héctor Aristizábal, Doug Cooney, Rodney Mason, Denise Uyehara and Lauren Weedman. | Click here

In an audiovisual extravaganza he calls a "digital exorcism," mercurial mixmaster Paul D. Miller, aka DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid, turns the tables on a landmark American film. D.W. Griffith’s 1915 silent classic Birth of a Nation. | Click here

Virtuosic cello music takes center stage with four gems of late-20th-century composition and three world premiere performances. | Click here

Renowned trumpeter, composer and improviser Wadada Leo Smith is joined by distinguished artists from the music and dance worlds for a three-day celebration of his influential work. | Click here

The Rome-based music collective Edison Studio gives a live electro-acoustic performance to accompany a screening of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Robert Wiene’s 1919 landmark of Expressionist cinema. | Click here

Set against the backdrop of a great American river during a torrential flood, this provocative new opera by Anne LeBaron and Terese Svoboda sketches out a world in which multinational corporations have cornered all supplies of water. | Click here

Artist, musician and writer Terry Allen stages a sweeping multimedia theater work that is both a love story--between a minor league baseball player and a barrelhouse piano player--and an investigation of how memories are invented. | Click here

An uncommon exploration of visual music with the virtuoso pianist and founding member of The California EAR Unit. | Click here

The genre-bending annual fest from the CalArts Center for Experiments in Art, Information and Technology returns to REDCAT with a new international lineup of unabashedly experimental works in music, multimedia, installation and sound art. | Click here

This kaleidoscopic portrait of a near-future, post-apocalyptic city and its distressed inhabitants is an electrifying stage adaptation of the Alpert Award winner’s debut novel. | Click here

Melding contemporary classical music with the exuberance of streetwise salsa beats, the Venezuelan-born, U.K.-based pianist plays groundbreaking new commissions from a diverse group of composers. | Click here

Are you curious about Teddy Roosevelt’s obsession with Sasquatch, or the exciting trend of multi-user garmentry? Learn about these vital topics and more when publishing phenomenon McSweeney’s stages an evening of readings, comedy and slide-show presentations. | Click here

A concert of rare acuity from the resident new music ensemble of the CalArts School of Music | Click here

The high-flying ensemble marks Valentine’s Day with a new music concert for lovers. | Click here

Hailed by critics for its unique aesthetic focus on West Coast post-experimental and post-minimalist composers, the Cold Blue record label presents an evening of solo, ensemble and installation works by a dozen associated artists. | Click here

REDCAT’s quarterly program for new performance works and works-in-progress has been a creative laboratory for Los Angeles artists showcasing an interdisciplinary mix of theater, dance, music and multimedia works.| Click here

A multimedia celebration of the electro-acoustic composer’s sublime music on the occasion of his 60th birthday, this retrospective includes the world premiere of Fallen Sparrow, a solo work performed by violinist Mark Menzies. | Click here

CalArts’ Community Arts Partnership (CAP) presents world music performances by three groups active in its youth arts education programs. | Click here

L’Ange, the legendary opus by French filmmaker and artist Patrick Bokanowski, offers new adventures in perception in its depiction of the climbing of a giant stairway | Click here

REDCAT presents an evening dedicated to the exquisite art of North Indian music with internationally acclaimed tabla master Swapan Chaudhuri. | Click here

Featuring the world premiere of a new clarinet quintet by Jane Brockman; the U.S. debut of Olivier Greif’s Ich ruf zu dir, for clarinet, piano and string quartet; and the Los Angeles premiere of James Tenney’s Seegersong #1, for solo clarinet. | Click here

Fueled by a throbbing rock music score, the inventive theatrical adventure Lost Chord Radio combines the talents of acclaimed Dutch theater ensemble Wunderbaum and renegade music group Kopna Kopna. | Click here

Creative music on a grand scale from the celebrated composer, multi-instrumentalist and bandleader and his 40-member orchestra. | Click here

Teenage musicians in the Community Arts Partnership World Music and Chamber Music Program perform in a variety of ensembles alongside student instructors from the CalArts School of Music. | Click here

Renowned movement duo Eiko and Koma intricately choreograph the actions of 10 young dancers and painters in Cambodian Stories, a multidisciplinary collaboration with artists from Phnom Penh. | Click here

Celebrated composer, performer and musical thinker Stephen “Lucky” Mosko influenced thousands of musicians with his work and teaching, including 35 years on the faculty of CalArts. | Click here

A raucous two-part concert inspired by the enduring legacy of Frank Zappa. First, the trio of Don Preston, Napoleon Murphy Brock and Roy Estrada joins forces with an ensemble of guest artists. | Click here

The Los Angeles-based performance art band combines music, theater, dance and visual art in sublime sexy songs, surreal scene-stealing and phantasmagorical feats of pure fantasy fun. | Click here

REDCAT presents the season’s final showcase for new experimental works and works-in-progress by local music, dance, theater and interdisciplinary artists. | Click here

A program of the most compelling new works coming out of CalArts’ famous Jazz Studies Program, whose innovative musicmakers are renowned nationally and internationally for pushing the outer limits of the jazz form. | Click here

The numinous music of Johann Sebastian Bach--including newly developed transcriptions--performed by the Baroque ensemble of the CalArts School of Music. | Click here

A tribute to an American master of microtonality best known for writing in just intonation. | Click here

Returning to REDCAT for the third consecutive season, the ensemble Partch continues its ongoing multimedia survey of the chamber music of the maverick American composer Harry Partch. | Click here

A high-energy mix of film and music, the festival celebrates the rock ’n’ roll roots of Hollywood with classic and brand-new rock films that contain quintessential music performances and vintage footage of important artists in their prime. | Click here