Steven Vargas is an Arts Reporter at various prominent publications. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on fine art, urban art and street art, as well as art dealing. Steven has been featured in notable outlets such as ARTnews, E! Networks, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Steven Vargas' articles predominantly focus on event coverage and entertainment news, with a specific emphasis on the art, dance, exhibitions, and performing arts scene in Los Angeles. His work highlights local events and cultural developments within the city.
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By: Steven Vargas
Gay comedian Andrew Stier wanted to foster a community of queer comics when he moved to L.A., so he made a comedy show. What he got was a growing production revealing queer people are meant to roast.
In June, L.A. Dance Project will mount the U.S. premiere of "City of Dance," a series of free public performances in Los Angeles.
By: Steven Vargas
Choreographer Benjamin Millepied's L.A. Dance Project is taking its work to the streets of Los Angeles over a period of two weeks with free performances at LACMA's David Geffen Galleries, Hollywood Forever Cemetery and Hollyhock House at Barnsdall Art Park.
By: Steven Vargas
As major dance institutions like Bodytraffic and L.A. Contemporary Dance Company close their doors, dancers still persevere. Here's how.
By: Steven Vargas
From Cedars-Sinai psych ward to Upright Citizens Brigade stage, Teruko Nakajima turns a doctor’s “prescription” for comedy into an one-woman show.
César Alvarez's 'The Potluck' raises five ghosts of the Greensboro Massacre, then can't quite keep hold of them.
Steven Vargas Some of the best moments on TV wouldn't be complete without dance.
By: Nate Jackson, Leila Jordan, Steven Vargas, Anthony Solorzano, Ali Lerman
From bars to strip clubs, there are plenty of unexpected places to get a laugh in L.A. Here are some of our favorite shows that offer comedy for just about anyone.
In the club, dancing is all about sharing energy with people who find freedom in the same rhythm as you.
