“An American in Paris,” the new musical at the Community Center Theater, is one of the most dazzling, entertaining pieces of theater in…well, a long, long time...
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Eleven months ago, I wrote about the closing of the domed Century theatres on Ethan Way, including a discussion of the industry trends that are causing larger...
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...
What do you get when you combine Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the subversive minds behind “South Park” and Robert Lopez, composer-lyricist of the irreverent...
“Oblivion,” the play now receiving its West Coast premiere at the B Street Theatre, is not to be confused with “Oblivion,” the Tom...
The Sacramento Theatre Company could call itself the Shakespeare Theatre Company if it produces a couple more shows as inspired and inspiring as its...
Even though a friend gave “Urinetown: The Musical” rave reviews, the title made me just as much a skeptic as I’m sure it does for most. But...
Many people who hear the words “youth theater” may be quick to judge its productions as merely a grade above school plays where kids dress up and sing songs...
The public is invited to spend Independence Day at the Center for Spiritual Awareness as it presents the CSA 4th of July Carnival: Picnic & Performance...
Lee Daniels’ The Butler Directed by Lee Daniels Reaction to “Lee Daniels’ The Butler” has been mixed, which isn’t entirely surprising as it’s a film that...
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