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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Two men and one woman: It’s a potential recipe for disaster. And in “Three Days of Rain,” now at Big Idea Theatre, there’s a double batch of trouble. The story...
“Oblivion,” the play now receiving its West Coast premiere at the B Street Theatre, is not to be confused with “Oblivion,” the Tom...
Last weekend, I took a trip down to Southern California to check out Air + Style’s U.S. debut at the Pasadena Rosebowl hosted by Olympic Gold Medalist...
The Zombie Train has attacked thousands with its unique concept of an end of the world Apocalyptic style scenario via railway where ticket holders get to help...
The Sacramento Ballet opened its 59th season Thursday evening with a three-part program of dances all set to the music of Igor Stravinsky. Opening with George...
Cyclists, crew members, and hundreds of friends and supporters gathered at the State Capitol Sunday, May 19, to welcome home the members of the ninth...
Besides giving you the opportunity to sip an adult beverage and sit hardly more than inches from the dancers, the Sacramento Ballet’s “Beer &...
U.S. Congressman Dr. Ami Bera will speak at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 5, at The Experience, St. Paul’s, 1430 J St. in Sacramento, about the impact of spirituality in...
Three hundred chairs were set up for Friday’s memorial for Josiah Humphreys. As people continued walking through the door, more chairs were added. Just...