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6 things to do today, 11/20/2008

Thursday,Friday, Saturday, Sunday.   8pm
A MAJORITY OF ONE
PICO PLAYHOUSE
10508 West Pico Boulevard
Los Angeles
(at Patricia, next to John O’Groat’s Restaurant)
800.838.3006
westcoastjewishtheatre.org
A Jewish widow from Brooklyn, whose only son was killed by the Japanese during World War II, accompanies her daughter on a trip to Japan where her son-in-law is to negotiate a trade agreement. While traveling, she makes the acquaintance of a very traditional Japanese man.

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays   8pm
QUIXOTIC
The Powerhouse Theatre
3116 2nd Street
Santa Monica
310.396.3680 x3
latensemble.com
info at powerhousetheatre.com
”Quixotic” runs Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 pm, October 30 through November 22. All tickets are $20.00. The Powerhouse Theatre is located at 3116 2nd Street in south Santa Monica, just off Main Street between Rose and Marine.

Sat & Sun 12:30 and 3:00pm   12:30pm
Alice and the Wonderful Tea Party
Santa Monica Playhouse Main Stage
1211 4th Street
Santa Monica
310.394.9779 x1
SantaMonicaPlayhouse.com
theatre at SantaMonicaPlayhouse.com
“Strongly recommended!” hails LA PARENT as audiences help Alice set things aright in this zany musical comedy for kids 2 to 102.

Tu/Th 12-8, Wed 12-6, Fri/Sat 10-5   pm
Portrait in Phase
Brand Library
1601 W. Mountain St.
Glendale
818.548.2051
brandlibrary.org
info at brandlibrary.org
Portrait in Phase features the work of four Los Angeles artists whose work explores the notion of time as it relates to portraiture.

11.15-12.15   6-9pm
Mandalas Exhibition by Aurelien Pumayana Floret
717 Broadway Santa Monica (between Lincoln & 7th)
310.576.2008
pumayana.com
tova at shaktiselements.com
Puma has displayed his work in many countries in Europe & Asia. This is his first US art exhibit opening. Music by Narcochill & guests. Don’t miss this unique & inspiring event. Free.

11.20-01.19  
LA Kings Downtown on Ice
Pershing Square
532 South Olive, LA
213.847.4970
laparks.org
LA’s largest outdoor holiday skating rink with the smallest admission price, the perfect winter oasis for family fun with a free winter concert series, free youth hockey clinics, a free Winter Holiday Festival and loads of activities in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.

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