Unless you’re a rainbow or part of the “rainbow” community you know that life’s never colorful and nothing is ever peaches and crème.  Now, if you have a realistic approach to life you might see things, situations and circumstances as either black or white, however you also need to find a balance and explore the gray areas.  That’s what this exhibit at the Scion Installation L.A. is all about: exploring both ends of the stick and everything in between.

If there’s a play that has been controversial yet entertaining and has been around for quite some time its “La Cage Aux Folles”.  There is nothing “gayer” than a play like this, however regardless of their homosexual thematic and synopsis, it appeals to all audiences.  It’s touching, entertaining, and it even raises political and social awareness- con tacones y lentejuelas incluidas.

The Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art is proud to present “move A head”, a solo exhibition by California-based artist Amandalynn.  In this exhibit Amandalynn manages to transform the gallery into an uncanny venue.  She seems to be a firm believer of the saying “dos cabezas piensan major que una”, and even then, takes it up a notch.  Heads and headless pieces are the main attraction. 

Highways Performance Space and Gallery does it yet once again.  From the venue that brought you “Testiculish” and other edgy and shameless productions comes “The Quarterly Report XXX”.  This ensemble is made up of several writers and performers that get together to explore issues- political, personal, sexual, et al.  Diversity is their forte and it’s a card they know how to play really well.