Talangor 4th Show at Théâtre Raymond Kabbaz

Talangor is a stage piece about the people we lose and what they might say if they could come back. The Eventbrite listing describes it as an exploration of life, death, memory and regret, with the departed returning to share stories that may change how we see our own lives. This is its fourth Los Angeles show, and it is one of the more unusual entries among the things to do in Los Angeles this November.

When: Sunday, November 15, 2026, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Where: Théâtre Raymond Kabbaz, 10361 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064 Tickets: $55.20 to $108.55 through Eventbrite

What to expect

The poster is spare: white lettering on black, a scatter of small tables and stools, and the title written in both Latin and Persian script. It credits Borzou Arjmand, Ehsan Karami and Shervin Najafian by name, and it carries a +16 age marker, so this is not a show for young children. The material is serious. A piece built around grief and regret asks for quiet attention, and the flyer's imagery suggests an intimate, minimal staging rather than a big spectacle.

The listing gives few other details about the script or cast, so treat the description above as the whole of what is confirmed. If you want to know more about the language of performance or any subtitles, check the Eventbrite page or contact the organizers before you buy.

The venue

Théâtre Raymond Kabbaz sits on West Pico Boulevard on the Westside, and the poster ties it to Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles. As a dedicated theater, it suits a dramatic work that depends on sightlines and silence. Westside theater nights like this are a good way to round out a month of upcoming events in Los Angeles that skews toward Halloween parties and concerts.

Getting there

Pico Boulevard is easy to reach from the 10 and the 405, and street parking nearby fills up on busy evenings, so give yourself extra time. A 6:00 PM start on a Sunday means you can see the show and still be home at a reasonable hour. Tickets are sold only through the Eventbrite page linked above. Prices run from about $55 to about $109, which likely reflects different seating sections.

If you like theater that tackles big questions, put this on the calendar. For more nights out, browse the arts and culture listings, and keep an eye on the Los Angeles page for what else is happening nearby.