The subject of Jews in the Southern United States is rarely explored in theater. Sure, we know there were Jewish members of communities there —...
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The Crucible One of the darkest days of America came before it was even a country, just a string of colonies. Accusations, lies and hysteria resulted in lives...
We rang in the new year in Los Angeles, CA, getting down at Minimal Effort’s New Year’s Eve celebration held at The MacArthur, formerly known as...
“The Bodyguard,” now rocking the stage at the Community Center Theater, starts with a bang and ends with a rousing, glitzy encore befitting a...
Rarely do we get a play on local stages as eloquent, infuriating and heartbreaking as “The Whale” now at the Three Penny Theater at the R25 Arts...
Omigod you guys. Guess who’s in town? Elle Woods, that’s who, and she is smart, charming, and oh so pretty in pink. And, she’s “Legally...
Setting your sights high is a good thing, but announcing your goal in the title of your new play may not be such a good idea. What if you fail to hit the mark...
Broadway Sacramento has launched its new season with the fluffy and sugar-dusted confection, Elf the Musical, and the show is a holiday treat for the whole...
The Sacramento Ballet has named its 2015-16 season “Breaking Ground” – a reference to the fact that, come January, the company will move from its...
Jane Austen was about 19 when she started writing what would become her fist published novel, “Sense and Sensibility.” The romantic novel is a...
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