“Vertigo” Egyptian Theatre Jan. 17, 5:30 p.m. Not only will the Egyptian Theatre screen a 70 mm print of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic, but femme fatale Kim Novak herself will be available in person for a Q&A discussion following the show. Read more...

There’s a UCLA connection making beautiful music at the Geffen Playhouse. UCLA alumnus Bryan Davidson’s “War Music,” which is currently running at the Geffen through Feb. Read more...

“The Good Soul of Szechwan” The Electric Lodge Theatre The German playwright Bertolt Brecht wrote his plays with the intention of fomenting social consciousness rather than simply entertaining his audience. Read more...

With his best-selling book, “Dude, Where’s My Country?” and subsequent speaking tour around the globe, Michael Moore was definitely one of 2003’s movers and shakers. But being critical of an administration that seems unbeatable this November feels hopelessly out of date. Read more...

UCLA Live’s International Theatre Festival has already brought us the likes of the acclaimed Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre this season. Now, the festival gets set to shift into high gear again when Berlin’s celebrated avant-garde theater group, Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg Platz (or Volksbühne, for short), helmed by famed renegade director Frank Castorf, takes the stage for a three-day stint at UCLA’s Freud Playhouse, running Dec. Read more...

There might not be any us v. them mentality brewing between theater students and professors and their film counterparts, but inhabitants of Macgowan Hall (home of the theater department) and Melnitz Hall (home of film and television) aren’t exactly sending each other holiday greeting cards either. Read more...

“Mona Lisa Smile” AMC AVCO Cinema Dec. 4, 7:30 p.m. UCLA students have a chance to catch the female version of “Dead Poet’s Society” before it’s released with this special sneek preview. Read more...