“Life is what happens when you put down the controller…”
World Premiere Comedy @Playaz by Dana Schwartz
Opening November 13th in our new home, The Atwater Playhouse
Tickets are available now!
CURRENT & UPCOMING EVENTS
Applications for the 2022 Cohort of playwrights are now open!
Thank you for supporting our Moving Arts 2021 MADLab Playwrights.
The First Look Series on Oct. 9-10 2021 was amazing!
Shauna Silverman has always believed that every cloud has a silver lining—even if that cloud is a pandemic.
BINGE THE INN!
Season 1 episodes are available for rewatching!
Each year, roughly 800,000 Americans experience a stroke. In 2015, actor, director,
and longtime Moving Arts’ company member Michael Shutt survived three. Compelling, touching, and laugh-out-loud funny.
Coming May 2022.
INTRODUCING OUR MADLAB PLAYWRIGHTS FOR CYCLE EIGHT!
Peppur Chambers is an international writer/producer/educator…
Sarah Cho is a Los Angeles-based comedy writer and…
Julianne Jigour’s plays have been produced by or developed with…
Sophie Brion Neely is an emerging playwright and prose writer from…
Matthew Paul Olmos is a three-time Sundance Institute Fellowship/Residency recipient…
OUR MISSION:
Moving Arts is committed to creating, producing and promoting adventurous theatrical new work by diverse Los Angeles artists for diverse audiences.
Called “The tiny Silver Lake theatre with an enviable reputation,” Moving Arts is dedicated to the production of original works. Founded by Lee Wochner and Julie Briggs in 1992, Moving Arts has produced many world, national, West Coast and Los Angeles premieres. Moving Arts began as a 22-seat venue in the Silver Lake area and quickly grew to become a resident artist company that includes actors, directors, producers, designers and playwrights.
Since 1992, Moving Arts has continuously produced adventurous new plays in a variety of venues across Los Angeles, ranging from traditional theatres such as [Inside] the Ford in Hollywood and the Los Angeles Theatre Center, downtown to nontraditional spaces such as the Natural History Museum and the parking lot across from Disney Hall, showing a remarkable versatility and commitment to the craft of theatre.
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