On stage at B Street Theatre right now is “The Forever Question,” a comedy about how and why a young couple chooses to have a baby (or two, or...
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There are 347 films eligible in the feature film category at this year’s Oscars and it’s that time of the year when lists are made, however ridiculous it might...
Two plays currently on Sacramento stages take very different approaches to the early days before the United States was born. One — the historical one...
Thirsty for some fun? The California State Railroad Museum Foundation and B Street Theatre are teaming up to present “B Street & Brews at the Museum” at...
In 1986, Comic Relief Inc. set out on a mission to assist the homeless population in the United States by presenting fundraising events hosted by comedians...
The best part about making a film in your hometown is your mom taking charge of Craft Service. Oh wait, I skipped a few introductory steps. Hey there, (we...
In late 2010, comedian Michael O’Connell joined forces with Steve Danner and Eric Mee to perform a show at the Sacramento Comedy Spot. The show sold out, and...
Edge of Tomorrow Directed by Doug Liman “Edge of Tomorrow” is a very well executed movie about a man who gets caught in the middle of an alien invasion, and...
The Railway Man Directed by Jonathan Teplitzky There’s a scene in “The Railway Man” in which the central character Eric (played by Jeremy Irvine as a young man...
3 Days to Kill Directed by McG Buried deep inside “3 Days to Kill” is a good film, or at least the potential for a good film, desperately trying to escape the...
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