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Hollywood Fringe Show Promotion

NoHoArtsDistrict.com is San Fernando Valley’s #1 source for theater – averaging 100,000 visitors per month with 39,000 social media followers and 10,000 NoHo News email subscribers.

For more than 20 years, NoHoArtsDistrict.com has successfully promoted intimate theater throughout Los Angeles.  We have been a media sponsor for the Hollywood Fringe Festival for 15 years.

The NoHoArtsDistrict.com Package:

1. 30-day theater box ad on home page of Nohoartsdistrict.com 
2. Full-page listing in the Theater Guide, including show description, box office info, artwork, details about performers/director/producer etc. 
3. Social media posts to our 39,000 followers (Facebook/Twitter/Instagram)
4. Listed in NoHo News email blast to 10,000 subscribers
5. Review or feature article about your show, cast, director, producer, etc.

Price: $250

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Email: samantha@nohoartsdistrict.com

What Theater Folks Are Saying About NoHoArtsDistrict.com:

Lois Neville, Co-Executive Director, Hollywood Fringe – NoHoartsdistrict.com has been a valued partner and friend of The Hollywood Fringe Festival from the beginning. Their love for independent artists is genuine, and the dedication their team shows in supporting arts and culture in Los Angeles is unmatched and desperately needed.

 

Lucy Pollak, Publicist –  Nohoartsdistrict.com is my go-to resource when publicizing shows in the San Fernando Valley and surrounding communities. The website is visually beautiful and easy to navigate. They have a terrific, targeted subscriber list. And their reviews are always fair and well-written. Definitely the best bang for the buck around!

 

Taylor Gilbert, Founder/Artistic Director,  The Road Theatre – Nohoartsdistrict.com has been an incredible asset to the theatre community for over two decades. They deliver insightful articles and in-depth reviews that help promote intimate theatre. In a time where we are often forgotten or priced out by the mainstream, it’s a gift to have truly dedicated theatre enthusiasts who genuinely care about the arts as well as the community! 

 

Zombie, Zombie Joe’s Underground – NOHOARTSDISTRICT.COM hails as NOHO and The Southland’s longstanding rainbowed pillar of culture, news, theatre, dining, entertainment and beautifully-fantasmic happenings all around our town…and if they recommend checking something out…you betta-gotta go enjoy for yourself! Forever Colorful, Honest, Joyous, Supportive and Vital to our community, Nohoartsdistrict.com goes Waaaay Waaaaaay above and beyond to be our very own steadfast destination for all things wonderful and what we absolutely love most about SoCal!

 

Ronnie Marmo, Artistic Director, Theatre 68 – The Noho Arts District does not exist without the support of NohoArtsDistrict.com. The team is not only the most supportive, but they are the backbone of all of the  theatres, restaurants, bars, shops and overall NoHo community as a whole. Their reviews are well written and thorough and their rates are affordable. Above all, they are advocates for promoting businesses within the community. I can’t think of a more loyal, devoted and passionate group of people who have dedicated themselves to the arts. Theatre 68 would not have gotten through the pandemic without their fight and drive to help us through what was the darkest of times.  We have worked with NoHoArtsDistrict.com for close to a decade and consider them not only a trusted partner but a true member of the Theatre 68 family. 

 

Doug Haverty, Artistic Director, The Group Rep – We have been advertising our shows at nohoartsdistrict.com for over 15 years. I would not produce a play in Los Angeles without advertising with them. They are a fantastic web presence and tons of theater-goers rely on this mainstay of theater information.  We need air to breathe. Theaters need nohoartsdistrict.com to thrive.

 

Pegge Forrest, El Portal Theatre – Nohoartsdistrict.com has supported our theatre and the entire arts district site since its very beginnings in 2000. They have promoted, reviewed and encouraged us to grow with special events and clever enticements for new audiences.

Without this group — because of the closing of most local news papers and the lack of support from other entities – I doubt if any of us in the Arts District would currently succeed.

 

Sandra Kuker-Franco, SANDRA KUKER PR – I have been working with and recommending NoHo Arts District for well over a decade for multiple reasons.  There are so many advantages for my clients, who are producing their shows in North Hollywood and even greater Los Angeles and Beverly Hills. I love their dedicated staff, the multiple marketing benefits, the competitive rates and their theatre critics (particularly Samantha Ronceros), are reliable with their commitment to review a show, and truly write intelligent and respectable reviews getting them published quickly.  I highly recommend NoHo Arts District to anyone doing a production or special event and will continue to use their services for all of the shows I represent.

 

Nora Feldman, Theatre Publicist – From the time the website was created, Nohoartsdistrict.com has always put theatres first.  Nohoartsdistrict.com has always rallied around and supported theatre in the greater Los Angeles area, and has served as a sponsor for several theatre festivals and cultural events. Nohoartsdistrict.com provides a platform for local theatre companies with limited budgets to purchase advertising, which includes social media support, at reasonable rates.  NoHoartsdistrict.com reviews are thoughtful, perceptive, and joy-filled with an appreciation of having experienced live theatre. 

 

Bryan Rasmussen, Artistic Director, Whitefire Theatre –  Noartsdistrict.com is the most supportive organization in Valley theater. Nancy, Samantha and Lisa are incredible advocates of the arts. And, frankly, they have one of the best critics in town! We adore them!

 

Gina Zollman’s “Anywhere With You”

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts music review of Gina Zollman’s debut album release “Anywhere With You” at The Catalina Jazz Club, Hollywood.

Merrily We Roll Along

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts theatre review of Fable Theatre Company’s production of “Merrily We Roll Along,” music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by George Furth, directed by Conchita Belisle Newman, assistant directed by Ariella Salinas Fiore and music directed by Richard Berent, at Whitefire Theatre through April 30.

Love Letters Interview

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts theatre interview with April Stewart, starring alongside Courtney R. Hall in Love Letters, the classic romance written by A.R. Gurney, directed by Wendy-Marie Martin and produced by Grey Delisle. 

Interview with Dina Morrone of Moose on the Loose

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts theatre interview with Dina Morrone about her play Moose on the Loose, directed by Peter Flood, produced by Dina Morrone and Benjamin Scuglia, and returning to Theatre West April 14–May 21.

“Chapatti”

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Chapatti” written by Christian O’Reilly, directed by Phil Scarpaci, starring Tim Simek and Rosanne Limeres, and running April 7-28 at Whitefire Theatre.

 2023: Color of the Year in Fashion

Each year, the color of the year sets the tone for fashion trends in the coming months. In 2023, this color is called Viva Magenta with the code 18-1750. The color of the year is traditionally expected to have a significant impact on the fashion world. In this blog post, we’ll explore the 2023 color of the year in fashion and give you some tips on how to incorporate it into your everyday style.

New Directors: How to choose the right picture car rental for your production

Picture cars have been an essential part of the film industry since the beginning of the industry itself. From action-packed chase scenes to background props, these cars play a crucial role in bringing a creator’s vision to life.These cars are carefully selected for their aesthetic appeal, and they play an important role in establishing the mood and tone of a scene. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of picture cars and the factors you need to consider when choosing the right one for your production.

Yoga on the Patio

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – Don’t miss Hamilton Evans’ Yoga on the Patio at Groundwork Coffee Co. on Sunday, April 2. Remember, it’s a new month and a new intention.

Kehinde Wiley | Colorful Realm

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – This month’s LA Art blog features the works of Kehinde Wiley in Colorful Realm at Roberts Projects LA through April 8.

Oscar Comments

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – This month’s acting blog from Fran Montano of Actors Workout Studio focuses on “Oscar Comments.”

High Fashion: Is Cannabis Couture Coming to the Red Carpet

With the growing momentum of sustainability and marijuana legalization, designers are exploring cannabis-based textiles, generating excitement in the fashion world. The versatile properties, rich history, and eco-friendly benefits of cannabis-derived materials like hemp are now being interwoven into high fashion.

Everything You Need to Know About Bally’s Atlantic City Casino

Bally’s Atlantic City Casino has been a staple in the New Jersey gambling scene for over 40 years. Located on the famous Boardwalk, Bally’s Atlantic City is an ideal location for enjoying what AC has to offer. This casino offers a wide range of gaming options, entertainment, and dining choices. If you’re planning to visit Bally’s Atlantic City Casino, here is everything you need to know.

That Woman!

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Before Diana… Before Megan… there was

THAT WOMAN!

Wallis Simpson Duchess of Windsor

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She won a King’s heart in the 40-year romance known around the world as “The Love Story of the 20th Century”. In December 1936 King Edward VIII abdicated his throne for the twice-divorced American, Wallis Simpson. Despite being vilified by the Royal Family and branded as an “adventuress” and the “king’s whore”, she became an unlikely but potent global symbol of female empowerment and a worldwide social icon. But even with all that has been written about her, Wallis remained an enigma. Until now.

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Written by Scott Edward Smith

Performed by Melissa Jobe

The Last Sitting

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“People always thought they knew who I was…”

THE LAST SITTING

Marilyn Monroe

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June. 1962.  Marilyn Monroe arrived at the Hotel Bel-Air. Five hours late. She had agreed to a photo sitting for Vogue magazine with photographer Bert Stern. Marilyn never granted photo sittings. 2,571 photographs of world-famous designer fashion and nudes were taken. The photographs would be the final glimpse into the life of the Hollywood icon. What was said? Only two people know. Two people who would never meet again. Six weeks after the photo sitting, Marilyn Monroe, the Original American Goddess, would be dead.

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Written by Scott Edward Smith

Performed by Rachel Ogilvy

James Dean

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“Whatever the truth, you’ve got to live fast.”

9-30-55

James Dean

The day an icon was created. The day an icon died.  They say, “In a heartbeat… your life can flash in front of you.”  James Dean did not believe that.  Until 5:44 p.m. 9-30-55.  A day. An hour. A minute. A second. James Dean’s life flashed in front of him in a heartbeat.  We all have a lot more to remember than we think.

Written by Scott Edward Smith

Performed by Casey Hawkes

LADOT Transit Expands DASH Service to NoHo

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – Getting around North Hollywood without a car may seem like something out of a science fiction novel, but LADOT Transit has made fiction fact by expanding its network of DASH neighborhood circulator bus services to North Hollywood. DASH North Hollywood became the 28th Los Angeles neighborhood to have its own circulator bus service on December 17, 2022.

6 Signs You Need to Declutter Your Home and Some Benefits

Not enough time in the day? Feeling overwhelmed and anxious? It may be time for a good old-fashioned home decluttering. We all know that the process of decluttering can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are 6 signs that you should get started on your decluttering journey today.

1. You can’t find the items you need

How much time do you spend looking for things like your keys, phone chargers, or scissors? Constantly rummaging through stuff to find what you need is a sign that your home needs decluttering.

2. You can’t remember the last time you cleaned

Having clutter in your home means that it’s harder to keep up with regular cleaning. Take a look around, and if you are seeing dust bunnies, or are not sure when the last time you vacuumed was, then it’s probably time to start decluttering.

3. You are feeling overwhelmed by your living space

Did you know that too much clutter can actually lead to anxiety and depression? If you are feeling overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in your home, it is a sign that you need to start decluttering.

4. Your home isn’t conducive to productivity

Do you find it hard to stay focused when working from home? Are there piles of things everywhere that prevent you from getting your work done? Decluttering will help create a space for productivity, allowing you to focus and get more done. You will even focus more when playing your games and taking advantage of your Jackpot Capital no deposit bonus codes.

5. You are running out of storage

We all have limited storage in our homes, so it’s important to ensure you maximize your space. If you run out of storage, it may be time to declutter and determine what items can be donated or thrown away.

6. You are not able to entertain guests

Having too much clutter in your home makes it difficult for guests to navigate and find a place to sit. It can also be embarrassing if they are able to see all of your clutter. Take the time to declutter so that you can host friends and family in comfort and style.

Decluttering might seem like a lot of work initially; however, the benefits of a clean and organized home are endless. If you can relate to any of these signs, it’s time to get started on your decluttering journey.

Why You Should Declutter Your Home

Clutter can be overwhelming, both physically and mentally. If you have something in your home that you have not used for 6 months or more, it’s time to let it go. That said, here are a few reasons why you should consider decluttering your home.

Reduce Stress

Clutter can cause stress and anxiety because it is hard to focus or relax when there are things all around you that need to be done.

Clearing out unnecessary items from your home can help you feel lighter and less overwhelmed by the mess. This will give you more time and energy to focus on things that matter most to you and allow you to enjoy the space you have created for yourself.

Improved Organization

When everything has its own place, it’s much easier to find what you need quickly and easily. Getting rid of items that don’t fit into a specific category or aren’t necessary will help keep things organized in the long run.

Investing in storage solutions such as shelves, bins, or baskets can also help keep clutter at bay and make it easier to find what you need when needed.

Increased Productivity

Too much clutter makes it hard to concentrate because your brain is constantly distracted by all the items around you. Decluttering helps clear up mental clutter, which frees up more energy for tasks that require concentration and focus.

Additionally, having an organized space can help motivate people to start projects they have been putting off, which increases productivity levels overall.

Easier Cleaning

Decluttering also makes it easier to clean. When there are fewer items in a room, it is much simpler to dust, vacuum, and mop.

Having a clean home helps to create a sense of calm and serenity, which makes it easier to relax and enjoy the space you have created in your home.

Saves You Money

When you declutter, it’s likely that you will find items that you had forgotten about or no longer need. Instead of buying new things to replace them, you can sell these items online or donate them, which can help save money in the long run.

Furthermore, if your home is organized, it’s much easier to find what you need, which can prevent you from buying items that you don’t really need.

Conclusion

Decluttering your home is a great way to free up some space and offers numerous benefits, such as reducing stress levels, improved organization, increased productivity levels, and more. Taking some time out each day or week to declutter can make all the difference in how you approach tasks in your home environment, so start clearing away today.

The Ultimate Guide to Investing for Beginners

While building wealth can seem like a daunting task, it can be one of the most straightforward things with better financial planning. 

However, with a clear plan and vision, you can do more. And this is why you need this guide to investing — to help you shape up your financial goals and have a better retirement. 

NTHNL’s “Cosmic Flute Rides Again”


[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts music review of NTHNL’s “Cosmic Flute Rides Again” album release.

A Man Called Otto: Tom Hanks Pulls at Our Heartstrings Again

Tom Hanks continues to be one of the hardest-working actors around, as he appears on our screens again in a movie called A Man Called Otto, based on a novel by Swedish writer Fredrik Backman. Does Hanks produce another memorable performance to add to his list of big-screen achievements or are his talents wasted in this movie?

The Turn of the Screw

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts theatre review of MMMKAY Productions’  The Turn of The Screw, adapted By Jeffrey Hatcher from the story by Henry James, directed by Jeramiah Peay, produced by Michael Mullen starring Michael Mullen, Megan Cochrane and Shayna Gabrielle through March 26 at The Emerald Arthouse Theatre.

How to Find a Job in Los Angeles: A Step-by-Step Guide

It is difficult to find a job. This process involves lots of research and grooming or writing the resume from scratch, as well as the constant energy to try again until you apply to get hired. Finding the right job, writing your resume, and understanding all the rules involved are complex and constantly changing, especially in Los Angeles, a great job market and massive competition.

Earthly Frames’ “Taped Over”

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts music review of Earthly Frames’ “Taped Over” album release.

Gem FM’s “Con Fusion”

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts music review of Gem FM’s “Con Fusion” album release.

Modern Monsters’ “Malice”

[NoHo Arts District, CA] – A NoHo Arts music review of Modern Monsters’ “Malice” EP Release.