A Twilight Procession:
Family Sundays at The Cortège

You are invited to a Sunday gathering at dusk.

Every Sunday, The Cortège opens its gates a little earlier, an offering for families to share in the procession together.

The evening begins with a Character Encounter, a chance to meet the figures of the procession up close before they reappear on the field of play. From there, the night unfolds with live music and the full dusk-lit performance that carries us into another world.

Join Us Beneath the Twilight Sky

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A Shared Theatrical Experience

Doors Open
Character Encounter
Prelude of Live Music
The Procession Begins
The Procession Ends
Revel and Remember

An Evening of Art, Myth, & Ceremony

October Shows Added

A Los Angeles World Premiere Event
September 11 - October 19, 2025
Thursday - Sunday at Dusk
In Residence at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center

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ABOUT THE EVENT

THE EXPERIENCE

Frequently Asked Questions

The Cortège is a first-of-its-kind production existing in the liminal space between performance, ceremony, and festival. A three-hour evening that begins with an open-air gathering and culminates in a dusk-lit procession, it weaves together music, movement, drones, puppetry, robotics, and costuming.
The full experience lasts about 3 hours, with a 60-minute movement sequence at its core. Arrive early for food and live music in the courtyard, and stay afterward for tea and ambient reflection.
Dress comfortably for being outdoors at night. We recommend layers and comfortable shoes. No heels as we’re on grass. We provide the headphones. No need to bring anything else, but curiosity helps.
Yes! Many people come solo. This is a personal, introspective experience—shared with others, but deeply your own.

“The Cortège is partially inspired by Carl Jung’s theory of the collective unconscious and is designed to explore the concepts of mythic pageantry, solace, celebration, renewal, collective and personal grief and more.”
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“The Cortège” sought to put our existence in perspective, to reinterpret, essentially, the individual as the communal for a celebratory reminder that we’ve all struggled as much as we’ve dreamed... [it's] an invitation, a hand extended to the audience asking us to consider and reimagine our own journey through life."
“Grief, reflection, and memory can call upon us in any season, at any point of the calendar, prompting us to pause and put aside our daily errands as we sit with life's deeper mysteries.”
"The Cortège is an otherworldly spectacular unlike anything Los Angeles has seen."