The Mycoskie-UC Berkeley Psychedelic Documentary Fellowship is now accepting applications. This unique fellowship supports a new generation of filmmakers exploring the rapidly evolving world of psychedelics. 

We're offering two types of grants: 

Feature-Length Documentary Grant: Three documentary filmmakers will be awarded up to $20,000 to support the production or post-production of a feature-length documentary (more than 40 minutes).

Short-Form Documentary Grant: Up to five documentary filmmakers will be awarded up to $10,000 each for the production of a short-form documentary (40 minutes or less).

*We encourage student filmmakers currently enrolled in a graduate program to apply to the Short-Form Documentary grant. Please see FAQs for more information on student film eligibility.

Applications are due October 5th, 2026

Learn more + apply here: https://fellowships.journalism.berkeley.edu/mycoskie/ 

September 17 - October 5, 2026 | Learn more

LA Escena is Los Angeles’ first Hispanic classical theater festival, organized by UCLA’s Diversifying the Classics, which is part of the Division of Humanities. Since the inaugural edition in 2018, LA Escena has brought the best of Southern California theater together with acclaimed performers from around the world to celebrate the comedia in performance and adaptation.

This year LA Escena will offer productions at UCLA’s MacGowan Hall by internationally recognized Spanish theater company Jóvenes Clásicos, performing Canciones de Olmedo and Amar después de la muerte, three new adaptations from our popular Golden Tongues series, and new performances stemming from our Mex-Clásicos initiative. These include La casa de empeños by Christian Nájera and Historias amorosas by Paola Izquierdo, adapted from pioneering Baroque female dramatists Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and María de Zayas de Sotomayor. We will also feature theatre dybbuk’s “illuminated lecture” on La Celestina. To conclude the festival, streaming from New York City, Red Bull Theater will present a virtual reading of Diversifying the Classics’ latest translation, Luis Vélez de Guevara’s The King Born a Woman, as a part of our ongoing collaboration, Hispanic Golden Age Classics.

SEPTEMBER 17 - OCTOBER 18

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The Colony Theatre (Heather Provost, Producing Artistic Director) has announced a new production of Catch Me If You Can, the musical, in 2026. With music by Marc Shaiman, book by Terrence McNally, and lyrics by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman, ten-time Artios Award-winner Michael Donovan, director of The Colony’s smash hit The Wedding Singer this past summer, is set to direct. The original Broadway production of Catch Me If You Can ran in 2011, receiving four Tony Award nominations including Best Musical and winning one (Best Leading Actor in a Musical for Norbert Leo Butz).

Use code STUDENT for $10 off - https://www.colonytheatre.org/catch-me-if-you-can

The Q&A Agency is hosting virtual Q&As with casting directors from Emmy nominated shows this season. More info below:

https://www.theqandagency.com/

After the Eaton Fire displaced Altadena Music Theatre from the Charles Farnsworth Amphitheater, we knew one thing:

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The show had to go on.

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For 2026, AMT returns with a temporary outdoor venue at Mountain View Mausoleum featuring custom-built staging and seating for our productions of Grease 

Use code LAUREN15 for 15% off

https://ci.ovationtix.com/37054/production/1277727

Director Bart DeLorenzo rips Ibsen’s classic powerhouse of a play out of the 19th century and thrusts it into 2025. A century and a quarter since its premiere, this lean and urgent reimagining honors Ibsen’s original through highlighting its contemporary likeness – a likeness too uncanny to ignore. Enemy of the People holds up a mirror that flatters no one, a searing staging of a society in freefall. Can you look away? Should you?

Use UCLAIBSEN15 at checkout for $15 tickets! 

Tickets HERE