CAP UCLA 2026–27 Season: Where Art Meets the Moment

A collage image with a white square backdrop base. Overlayed in the background is a close up image of green fabric. In the foreground is a photo of a dancer wearing a dress made of the green fabric, striking a pose in front of a grey backdrop and looking downwards to the side. In black text overlaid next to the dancer are the words ‘2026-27 season.’

Experience radically imaginative performances across music, film, opera, theater, 
dance and more — asking the questions that matter most: whose stories are told,
whose voices are heard, whose lives are made visible. It is a season about what it means
to be alive, together, right now.

CAP UCLA Member presale: Jun 22 at 10 am
Newsletter subscriber presale: Jun 23 at 10 am
General public on sale: Jun 24 at 10 am
UCLA students: Sep 21 at 10 am

“I invite you to gather with us, to stay awake together, and to discover what we are capable of when we refuse to look away.” — Edgar Miramontes, CAP UCLA's Executive and Artistic Director

EXPLORE THE SEASON

Members of Cloud Gate march across a rainbow lit stage wearing colorful gowns. They move in unison with one leg raised, mid large step.

Explore the season

Check out all the performances in store for 2026-27
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Become a member

Deepen the experience of our shared journey, receive priority access, special benefits and more 
A still from 'Catarina' featuring two actors. One sits at a table with food and three wine bottles before him and holds up a silver item as he speaks. A man next to him stands with his arms crossed, listening on with a serious expression.

Press Room

The 2026-27 season announcement press release, information about CAP UCLA, season media library and more
Edgar Miramontes headshot

A letter from Edgar

Learn more about this season's curation in a letter from Executive and Artistic Director Edgar Miramontes