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Theater Alaska’s ‘Climate Fair for a Cool Planet’ plus the 4th annua...

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Theatre Alaska produces its annual “Climate Fair for Cool Planet” with theatre and musical offerings on Saturday, July 26, Juneau Masonic Family produces the 4th annual Master’s Faire on Saturday, July 26, and Southeast Alaska Independent Living celebrates Disability Pride Month with special movie presentation on Wednesday, July 23. [...] The post Theater Alaska’s ‘Climate Fair for a Cool Planet’ plus the 4th…See the Story

Checking back in with The Munro Review's favorite FOOSA trombonist: Jack Whitehouse, three years later

Jack Whitehouse, a FOOSA trombonist, is excited to be returning to Walt Disney Concert Hall.Environment · Fresno Read Article

For Madera Theatre Project, 'American Mariachi' brings a tuneful taste of culture

Co-directors Elena Navarrette and Thomas Estrada talk about their production of 'American Mariachi' in Madera.Madera, California · Madera Read Article

Honoring the Champions of Juneteenth

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The art exhibit "Juneteenth Champions" is shining a light on the faces and stories of those who contributed to the journey toward equality.Juneteenth · United States See the Story

Get thee to a performance of 'Richard III'

By Donald Munro If you haven’t already read it, check out Heather Parish’s review of Chanticleer Shakespeare Co.’s inaugural production of “Richard III.” Also, read my preview interview with Jacqueline Antaramian. I saw the show on Friday night, and I think she is superb in her role. The production offers just two more performances: 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and a closing performance 2:30 p.m. Sunday, at the Warnors Theatre. I’ll let Heather speak t…Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

Critics' notebook: Short reviews of 'Seussical' in Selma, 'Hadestown' at CMT, 'Considering Matthew Shepard' at Coro Piccolo

Catching up with some reviews: ‘Seussical’ Runs through June 14, Selma Arts Center Savannah West plays Gertrude in Selma Arts Center’s ‘Seussical.’ Dr. Seuss gets the musical treatment in “Seussical,” and while the author’s material might seem a bit dated to some (and, perhaps, problematic to others concerned about the creakiness of some of his themes and language), the music and lyrics are certainly the stars in this bright, bouncy piece of t…Matthew Shepard · Selma Read Article

THEATER REVIEW: '1776' falls short of revolutionary despite some good performances

By Heather Parish In Good Company Players’ latest revival of “1776,” history is made not with a bang, but a bureaucratic murmur. The cast brings dedication and occasional brightness to the stage, but they’re trapped in a show that too often mirrors the indecision and inertia of the Continental Congress it depicts. The result is a musical that simmers with potential yet rarely boils over into theatrical vitality. Indecision isn’t just a centra…Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

Breaking news: Rei Hotoda signs a four-year contract extension

Rei Hotoda, the conductor and music director of the Fresno Philharmonic, extends her contract to 2028-29.Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

Almost 25 years later, Visalia's 'The Producers' still feels relevant -- and can still tickle the funny bone

Mal and his wife, Phae, bonded early over their love of the Mel Brooks musical.Visalia · Visalia Read Article

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Theater Alaska’s ‘Climate Fair for a Cool Planet’ plus the 4th annua...

Checking back in with The Munro Review's favorite FOOSA trombonist: Jack Whitehouse, three years later

For Madera Theatre Project, 'American Mariachi' brings a tuneful taste of culture

Honoring the Champions of Juneteenth

Get thee to a performance of 'Richard III'

Critics' notebook: Short reviews of 'Seussical' in Selma, 'Hadestown' at CMT, 'Considering Matthew Shepard' at Coro Piccolo

THEATER REVIEW: '1776' falls short of revolutionary despite some good performances

Breaking news: Rei Hotoda signs a four-year contract extension

Almost 25 years later, Visalia's 'The Producers' still feels relevant -- and can still tickle the funny bone

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