• William Fairchild’s mystery thriller for the whole family, The Sound of Murder.  When a woman and her lover plan the perfect murder of her heartless husband… someone is going to die. (Full-length matinee)

• Open at the Top presents Bathroom Stall Incantations, a world premiere psychological thriller set against the rigid backdrop of an all girls’ Catholic school. (Full-length matinee)
• Move Tube is a family musical experience for all ages that gets audience members up and moving while delivering a message about the importance of health and exercise.  (Full-length matinee)

• The Crazy Gang, the true story of England’s most successful comedy team of all time featuring the life stories “Gang” stars Bud Flanagan and Chesney Allen.  A fast moving show with a big cast full of variety, comedy, pathos, drama, girls, panto, song and dance.

• The Giggle Gaggle Show: kids perform comedy, standup, improv and sketches
• Detention Span: teen angst is transformed into comedy gold in a madcap, fun-filled hour of  sketch, improv, impressions, singing, and more
• The Sunday Funnies: - an improv comedy show performed by kids with full audience participation

• The Friendly Hour by Tom Jacobson, directed by Mark Bringleson. Based on the actual minutes of a women’s club formed in rural South Dakota in 1934, this poignant comedy charts 70 years of personal and national history - from skinning skunks and julebukking in the 30s to restoring the native prairie in the new millennium.  (Full-length matinee)

• Resident company Theatre Neo presents O Solo Neo, selections from the many and varied one-person shows by the company.  Also, scenes from the upcoming production of The Family of Mann by Theresa Rebeck.

• a performance of the interactive hit, Inside Private Lives (LA Weekly Pick of the Week, Los Angeles Times Recommended, Edinburgh Pick of the Fest) - audiences take a ride along the 20th Century timeline, interacting with controversial public figures of the past portrayed by actors.
• EP McKnight’s solo show I Question America about the life and legacy of Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer, who went from the cotton fields to the halls of Congress working for equal rights, voting rights, federal housing, equal schooling and recognition in the political system.

• Two encore performances of the well-received Directors’ Lab Sunday Brunch featuring four original one-act plays directed by members of Theatre Tribe’s Directors’ Lab. These refreshing works-in-progress are highly entertaining and have been sold-out all summer!

• The Rising Son, Layon Gray’s one-man show about a young man on the verge of suicide who reflects on his past and the choices he made in life that lead up to this horrific event.

• Dynamite Kablammo’s all-new hilarious, cutting-edge production about freakish happenings taking place in The San Fernando Valley. (Sketch Comedy)

ARTISTS VILLAGE:

• Barbara Sophia Weinberger
• Brooke Harker
• Cella Gallery
• Charlie Morey Fine Art Photography
• Danz Art & Deb Ash
• D.V.L. Productions
• Fine Art Fire
• Felicite Imam

‘sFine Art Prints & Cards

• Fritz Suter
• H Gallery
• H Studio
• Harry Spitz Photography
• Henry Lehn Photography
• K. Randall Wilcox Fine Art
• L.A. Artwork
• Lunaset Photography & Design
• Milenna
• Nichole Waldron
• NoHo Gallery LA
• Ralph Berko
• Randall

‘s Art

• RBS Gallery
• Richard Herd
• S. Chavez
• S. Riley Design
• Sarah Pavsner
• Satsuma Gallery
• Schilling Design
• Stephanie Han Art & Design
• Thom Bierdz
• Trart Studio
• Vera Arutyunyan
• Vivian Killilea

DANCE AND MOVEMENT:

• Special Guest Performance by Shane Sparks, star judge on the hit MTV series “America’s Best Dance Crew,” choreographer on the hit FOX TV show “So You Think You Can Dance,” and favorite choreographer to chart topping recording artists *NSYNC, Lindsay Lohan, Omarion, B2K and Marques Houston.
• Dance Contest, open to all, at Millennium Dance Complex, judged by Shane Sparks.  Winner will receive a month of free classes. Sign up for the Dance Contest at the Millennium Dance Complex Booth on the day of the festival.  You may be “NoHo’s Favorite Dancer.”
• The VII Carlos Gardel Tango Festival, featuring Claudio & Elizabeth and the Otero Dance Company - a tango performance and free tango lessons, courtesy of NoHo’s Teatro de las Artes.
• A performance by MKM Cultural Center/Shirley Martin Dancers
• A martial arts demonstration by Mike Chat known as the Tony Hawk of martial arts, former Blue Power Ranger and seven-time World Forms and Weapons Champion.

MUSIC:

• The best of trip-hop, urban soul and pop with recording artists Kellin and Taryn Manning, aka BoomKat (the recently released A Million Trillion Stars and  2003’s Dance/Billboard chart topper Wreckoning)
• Salsa sensation Chino Espinoza Y Los Duenos Del Son
• R & B artist RAMY
• Rock ‘n Roll with Danielle Egnew and Whisky Road Show Band
• Tim Moran and Scottie Austin, jazz guitar and vocals

KIDS SCENE (all classes located at the Kids’ Pavilion on Lankershim south of Magnolia):

• 11 am - noon: Free Piano Lesson provided by NoHo Piano Academy
• 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm: Improv Games with professionals from The Acting Program at the Lankershim Arts Center
• 1:45 pm - 2:45 pm: Learn the Latest Dance Steps (across the floor combos, coffee grinders, slides, cartwheels, grapevines, pivots & isolations) from Millennium Dance Complex choreographer Judy Cisneros
• 3 pm - 3:45 pm: Watch a world-class vocal instructor from the Hollywood Music Academy coach an Impromptu Singing Lesson (Audience Participation required!)
• 4 pm - 4:45 pm: Intro to Acting class (Warm up, Intro to Emotional Work, Sense Memory and Comedy Improv) with the Young Actors Studio
• 5 pm - 6:pm: Play Theater Games with Total Improv for Kids
• 6 pm - 7:30 pm: Kids can join in on Hip Hop Dance, Voice, Band and Shakespeare demos with Hands For Hope