Doug Lieblich

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August 30th Twitter show. Improv by theatre regulars based on your tweets. Give Shooger a shout-out and suggest one of our sweet deal tweets at the show!

Funtown next Thursday August 18th only. Amazing improv from recent winners at cagematch. Thursday at 11pm. If tix are sold out show up at 7pm on the dot and inscribe your name at the top of the waitlist. You won't regret it!

Diamond Lion Tuesday nights at 11pm! Musical improv by Eugene Cordero, Thomas Middleditch, and Eliza Skinner. It's a new show that's quickly gaining heat. Finally some quality music infused comedy at Franklin Village.

50 percent off all clothes. Gals, looking for a hip ensemble on a frugal budget? Check out Native this weekend at Franklin village. Why the crazy sale? I have no idea, buy why question a good thing.

Jon Brion = Largo fixture. Superb music producer and His guitar playing is as excellent as it is eccentric. These shows are routinely sold out. I recommend buying them online to prevent one from being so ignominiously turned away at the door.

Sarah Silverman August 18th! Somehow tickets for this are still available. I don't know how to sell this to you, if you don't know who Sarah Silverman is by now, you're probably living in a Shinto monastery and aren't getting cell phone service anyway.

Paul F Tompkins show. Once a month check out stand up comedy legend Paul F Tompkins perform new material and wacky comedy stunts on the grand Largo stage. He's a phenomenal performer to see live.

Thrilling Adventure Hour first Saturday of every month. What makes this show both hilarious and charming? Is it the old time radio aesthetic, perhaps it's the carefully choreographed satirical songs, or bitingly absurd humor. Do we need to choose. This is a fabulous show that perfectly matched the old glamorous opulent decorum of the Largo.

Demetri Martin August 17th The classiest and finest comedy club in Los Angeles. While philistines may guffaw at sophomoric fart jokes and juvenile humor you opt for the higher laugh with the heady clever comedy stylings of Demetri Martin. Go followers and laugh your troubles away.

Xenophilia. It means the love of the Unknown. This exhibit features a collaborative project between legendary artist George Herms and a collective of new Los Angeles and New York artists. Who knows what you'll see, but I suppose that's where the love comes from.

Eleven Heavy Things by Miranda July. From now until 10/23 observe bs contemplate quirky public and interactive art by an equally quirky filmmaker and artist.

Free Admission! All the time. It's part of MOCA and there have excellent exhibits. A well kept secret amongst the west coast art literati!

Free shows for students Monday and Tuesday nights. Great improv excellent learning experiences. Just flash your student pass and get in the door. Make sure to arrive about 20-30 min early. Lines can get long and parking can get exasperating.

Opening Night! Excellent musical improv Friday nights at 9pm. This is my favorite show at iO and it reliably floors me every time in hilarity, wit and song.

Sassy Gay Friend, Brian Gallivanting hosts Armando Show April 6th. Supremely talented Brian Gallivan hosts the theatre's flagship improv show. You won't want to miss this. Free for students of the theatre!

Deskpiece nation Sunday nights at 10pm. Love late night shows but hate the trite banal interviews? This show is has all the comedy you love and none of the shameless self bloviating! Free tickets if you're a student at the theatre.

Best improv for 5 bucks. Despite the profane laden title Shi**y Jobs is the best improv show is Los Angeles. Top actors for a price of 5 bucks. It is categorically superior.

Cirque de Soleil! Iris. Observe in mystified wonder at acrobatics, death defying stunts, and poorly translated French-Canadian comedy in Hollywood's most storied theatre. It's playing until New Years 2012!

Friday is Jazz night all summer long. Bob to the beats of a rolling tenor sax or sophisticated chords of a piano virtuoso, all while ensconced in the hip contemporary art ambiance of the LACMA. This scores as one of my ultimate dates to impress.

Warhol's works to celebrate 49th anniversary of first solo exhibition. Ah, the big 49. Celebrate the occasion by viewing works by the world's very first hipster, brought to prominence right here in LA. Also a must-go for Campbell soup fanatics.