Next week will mark the 19th anniversary of the closing of Finocchio’s, the fabled San Francisco female impersonators club. One thing it helped to do was...
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In times like these, we need plays like “Times Like These.” John O’Keefe’s historical drama, now at California Stage, is set in...
You might call “Little Shop of Horrors” a guilty pleasure of mine, except that I don’t feel guilty at all about loving it. Here’s why:...
“Gypsy” is one of the classics of old-fashioned Broadway musicals, and the version of it that opened Tuesday at Music Circus (official name: Broadway at Music...
It’s the end of an era at the Sacramento Ballet. The 30-year reign of Ron and Carinne Binda Cunningham as artistic directors of the city’s only professional...
Things are really hopping at Sacramento Theatre Company these days. In addition to just closing its annual cabaret-style fundraiser (this year’s title was...
Two local theater companies — B Street Theatre and Celebration Arts — have new homes beginning in 2018. Meanwhile, another theater company —...
The opening event of a month long celebration of graffiti art and hip hop music will take place in historic Oak Park’s Brickhouse Art Gallery (2838 36th...
The Crocker Art Museum hosted the 2013 Central Valley Region Architecture Festival on October 10, with an Art Mix/Architecture event. Kimberly Anderson...
Another grass fire occurred along the Two Rivers Bike Trail / American River area. A grass fire erupted next to the Two Rivers Bike Trail along the...
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