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CAMA presents the Academy of St Martin in the Fields with pianist-composer Conrad Tao at The Granada Theatre. Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23 shares the program with music by Ruth Crawford Seeger and Aaron Copland, alongside a new work for strings by Tao.

Program:
Ruth Crawford Seeger: Music for Small Orchestra
Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 23 in A Major, K. 488
Conrad Tao: A new work for strings (title to be announced)
Copland: Appalachian Spring (from the ballet)

CAMA 2026/2027 — 108th Concert Season: Virtuosi.
International Series. Season Sponsor: Sage Publishing.

Single tickets start at $20. Other single-ticket tiers: D section $32; C section $42; B section $72; A section $92.

Single tickets are available through the Granada Theatre Box Office. For current prices and availability, visit the ticketing link or call (805) 899-2222.

Programs, artists, and dates are subject to change.

Conrad Tao. Photo: KCS Marketing Team ©2024.

CAMA presents the San Francisco Symphony with conductor Sir Donald Runnicles and pianist Francesco Piemontesi at The Granada Theatre. The program pairs Vaughan Williams’s Fifth Symphony with Brahms’s Second Piano Concerto.

Program:
Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 5 in D Major
Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 83

CAMA 2026/2027 — 108th Concert Season: Virtuosi.
International Series. Season Sponsor: Sage Publishing.

Single tickets start at $20. Other single-ticket tiers: D section $42; C section $62; B section $92; A section $132.

Single tickets are available through the Granada Theatre Box Office. For current prices and availability, visit the ticketing link or call (805) 899-2222.

Programs, artists, and dates are subject to change.

Sir Donald Runnicles. Photo: Simon Pauly.

CAMA closes its 2026/2027 International Series with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, conductor Paavo Järvi, and violinist Vilde Frang at The Granada Theatre. Frang performs Bartók’s Second Violin Concerto, followed by Schumann’s “Rhenish” Symphony.

Program:
Bartók: Violin Concerto No. 2, Sz. 112 (BB 117)
Schumann: Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major, Op. 97, “Rhenish”

CAMA 2026/2027 — 108th Concert Season: Virtuosi.
International Series. Season Sponsor: Sage Publishing.

Single tickets start at $20. Other single-ticket tiers: D section $42; C section $62; B section $92; A section $132.

Single tickets are available through the Granada Theatre Box Office. For current prices and availability, visit the ticketing link or call (805) 899-2222.

Programs, artists, and dates are subject to change.

Vilde Frang. Photo: Marco Borggreve.

CAMA concludes its 2026/2027 Masterseries with violinist James Ehnes and pianist Orion Weiss at the Lobero Theatre. These longtime duo partners bring their collaborative artistry to the final concert of CAMA’s 108th season, “Virtuosi.”

Program:
To be announced.

CAMA 2026/2027 — 108th Concert Season: Virtuosi.
Masterseries. Season Sponsor: Esperia Foundation.

Single tickets start at $20. Other single-ticket tiers: B section $68; A section $78.

Single tickets are available through the Lobero Theatre Box Office. For current prices and availability, visit the ticketing link or call (805) 963-0761.

Programs, artists, and dates are subject to change.

James Ehnes. Photo: Benjamin Ealovega.

Comedy Night returns with another outstanding lineup of nationally touring comedians, each bringing a unique style and years of experience entertaining audiences across the country.

Chris Cope — a nationally touring comedian known for his quick wit, laid-back storytelling, and appearances on The Jimmy Kimmel Show, Laughs, and Dry Bar Comedy.

Kevin Flynn — a veteran headliner whose energetic, relatable comedy has made him a favorite at theaters, comedy clubs, and corporate events throughout the country.

James Connolly — an internationally acclaimed comedian and former writer for Blue Collar TV, known for his sharp observations, engaging storytelling, and appearances on America's Got Talent and television around the world.

The evening begins with the Alcazar's resident improv team, warming up the crowd with spontaneous comedy before the stand-up takes the stage.

Doors open at 6:30 PM | Show starts at 7:00 PM

Tickets are available now through the Alcazar Theatre box office and online. These comedy nights have been drawing great crowds, so purchasing in advance is recommended.

🕛 What if you could live the past year over again? Would you make different choices—or discover that fate has other plans?

On Sunday, September 27, the Ojai Art Center Film Branch presents Repeat Performance (1947), a fascinating film noir with an irresistible supernatural twist.

After a disastrous New Year’s Eve, Broadway actress Sheila Page makes a desperate wish to relive the previous year—and suddenly finds herself transported back to January 1. Armed with the knowledge of what lies ahead, she sets out to prevent the mistakes, betrayals, and tragedy that led to that fateful night.

Starring Joan Leslie and Louis Hayward, Repeat Performance blends noir suspense, psychological drama, and fantasy into one of the genre’s most unusual hidden gems.

🖤 Film noir with a time-travel twist
🎭 Love, jealousy, fate & second chances
🎥 A wonderfully unusual classic worth rediscovering
✨ Even better with fellow film lovers on the big screen

🎬 Repeat Performance (1947)
📍 Ojai Art Center
🗓 Sunday, September 27
🕖 7 PM
🎟 $10 at the door

If you had the chance to do it all over again…would you really be able to change the ending?

🌙 A chance encounter. A mysterious woman. A dangerous journey where nothing is quite what it seems.

On Sunday, October 4, the Ojai Art Center Film Branch presents The Chase (1946), a haunting film noir that blurs the line between reality and nightmare.

Robert Cummings stars as a down-on-his-luck veteran who finds a wallet and returns it to its wealthy owner—only to land a job working for a ruthless Miami gangster, played with chilling menace by Steve Cochran. When he becomes drawn to the gangster’s beautiful, trapped wife (Michèle Morgan), escape seems possible…but in the world of noir, nothing is ever that simple.

Based on a novel by Cornell Woolrich, The Chase combines crime, romance, suspense, and surreal twists to create one of the more unusual—and wonderfully unpredictable—films of the noir era.

🖤 Dreamlike noir with plenty of twists
🎥 Crime, obsession & forbidden romance
🌴 Miami glamour with a sinister edge
✨ A hidden gem made for rediscovery on the big screen

🎬 The Chase (1946)
📍 Ojai Art Center
🗓 Sunday, October 4
🕖 7 PM
🎟 $10 at the door

When you enter the shadows of The Chase, don’t be too sure you know what’s real.

The holiday Panto tradition continues! From the Lythgo family, creators of the beloved holiday Pantos audiences have come to know and love, comes RAPUNZEL AND HER HOLIDAY WISH — a magical new adventure full of laughter, music, audience participation, and outrageous fun. Join Rapunzel on a tangled journey filled with pop hits, larger-than-life characters, and plenty of holiday surprises.

December 11 – 27, 2026
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🔥 One desperate decision. One terrible crime. And a city hungry for someone to blame.

On Sunday, October 25, the Ojai Art Center Film Branch presents The Sound of Fury (1950), a powerful film noir that turns economic desperation into a chilling story of crime, guilt, and mob justice.

Frank Lovejoy stars as Howard Tyler, an unemployed family man struggling to make ends meet. When he falls under the influence of a charismatic small-time criminal played by Lloyd Bridges, the promise of easy money leads him down a path from which there may be no return.

Also known as Try and Get Me!, the film goes beyond the usual noir shadows and suspense to ask unsettling questions about responsibility, sensationalism, and what happens when public outrage becomes a force of its own.

🖤 Dark, tense & emotionally gripping
📰 Crime, sensationalism & mob mentality
🎥 A hard-hitting noir that still packs a punch
✨ A hidden gem worth experiencing on the big screen

🎬 The Sound of Fury (1950)
📍 Ojai Art Center
🗓 Sunday, October 25
🕖 7 PM
🎟 $10 at the door

Sometimes the most frightening thing isn’t one person’s crime—it’s what happens when an entire crowd wants revenge.

🌃 When night falls, Chicago comes alive—and so do its secrets.

On Sunday, October 18, the Ojai Art Center Film Branch presents City That Never Sleeps (1953), a stylish film noir that takes us through one unforgettable night on the shadowy streets of Chicago.

Gig Young stars as a disillusioned police officer ready to walk away from his badge, his marriage, and the life he knows. But before the night is over, he’ll cross paths with criminals, nightclub performers, corrupt schemes—and a mysterious fellow cop played by Chill Wills.

And watching over it all is Chicago itself, given a voice of its own as the city narrates this atmospheric tale of temptation, regret, and redemption.

With Mala Powers, William Talman, and a memorable performance by Wally Cassell as a nightclub performer known as the Mechanical Man, City That Never Sleeps is an offbeat noir gem filled with neon lights, dark streets, and people searching for a way out.

🌃 Chicago after dark
🖤 Crime, temptation & second chances
🎥 A wonderfully atmospheric noir worth rediscovering
✨ See it where classic movies belong—on the big screen

🎬 City That Never Sleeps (1953)
📍 Ojai Art Center
🗓 Sunday, October 18
🕖 7 PM
🎟 $10 at the door

The city never sleeps…and tonight, neither will you.