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What path is the creative narrative taking in the digital age?

This topic will be open for discussion at a free conference taking place tomorrow, January 26th at the Santa Monica Main Library.�The event promises to encompass a dialogue about a broad array of media--"from the paintbrush to the iPhone."

It will center on a panel consisting of Joe Lambert (founder of the Center for Digital Storytelling), Judy Baca (founder of Social Public Art Resource Center) and John Malpede (founder of Los Angeles Poverty Department), and will be moderated by Christian Bordal (producer of KCRWs To the Point and Which Way LA)

Is experimental puppet theatre your bag? Come on, admit it, theres something about small three-dimensional characters executing theatrical performance thats just a wee bit compelling.

Highways, the legendary performance art space in Santa Monica, concurs. For the next two weekends (on January 27th and February 4th), theyll be hosting experimental puppet theatre performances that shed light on the homeless community and their day-in-day-out struggles.

The two-part series, Whos Hungry features plays written and produced by Dan Froot. Theyll center around stories of homeless residents of Santa Monica, and incorporate music, dance and text.