Reflecting the breadth of the collection, programs range from classic to contemporary—including concerts, theater, and cinema.
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Event Highlights
At the Getty Center
The Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra is internationally renowned for its innovative programming and vast repertoire. Under the direction of conductor Daniel Spalding, the 17-member ensemble presents a robust program of music from the Bauhaus period, including works by Igor Stravinsky, Ernst Krenek, Ferruccio Busoni, Arnold Schoenberg, and George Antheil. Tickets $20; $15 students/seniors.
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At the Getty Villa
The latest work in progress by this ambitious experimental theater ensemble explores the ancient myth of the faithful wife who descends to the realm of the dead. Nancy Keystone directs this play, which takes its name from the Greek heroine Alcestis, a queen and mother who volunteers to die in the place of her husband. Tickets $7. |
Music, Dance, and Spoken Word
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The Getty Villa
Musical masterpieces inspired by ancient art. Learn more...
Gordon Getty Concerts
The Getty Center
Classical music to complement current exhibitions. Learn more...
Saturday Nights at the Getty
The Getty Center
An eclectic mix of music, dance, theater, and spoken word. Learn more...
Saturdays Off the 405
The Getty Center
Outdoor concerts by emerging bands and DJs. Learn more...
Selected Shorts
The Getty Center
Actors from stage, screen, and television read classic and new short fiction. Learn more...
Sounds of L.A.
The Getty Center
World music that reflects L.A.'s cultural mix. Learn more...
Theater
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The Getty Villa
New adaptations of Greek and Roman plays and contemporary works inspired by ancient literature. Learn more...
Outdoor Theater Production
The Getty Villa
The annual theatrical production in the Outdoor Classical Theater. Learn more...
Villa Play-Reading Series
The Getty Villa
"Script-in-hand" renditions of lesser-known Greek and Roman plays in translation. Learn more...
Film and Video
The Getty Center and The Getty Villa
Forgotten classics, crowd favorites, and new discoveries, along with occasional screenings of experimental films and videos by 20th-century artists.
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