B Street comedy craftily mashes up plays and themes of the great Russian dramatist Anton Chekhov. Stephanie McVay and Greg Alexander star in the B Street Theatre’s staging of &#…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 04:00PMAs much as a specific sense of place takes hold in David Lindsay-Abaire’s “Good People,” the play’s greatness lies in how it could happen anywhere. Rebecca …
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:00PMMichael Laun, executive producing director of Sacramento Theatre Company, is calling the 2014-15 slate of productions “A Season of Legends, Epics and Icons.” Jerry Lee and Ja…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMThe farce “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” runs like a well-maintained machine. That’s what farces do, and the new production of the 1962 Tony Award-winn…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMSTC stages the musical farce ‘Forum’ in a ‘70s setting. “Scapino!” features, clockwise from lower left, Scarlett Becky Vang, Anthony Person, Julian O…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMB Street Theatre actor Dave Pierini has put together a late-night talk show-formatted evening, which “airs” live this week at the theater’s Mainstage. Dave Pierini…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMThe six-play schedule opens in September with Nina Raines’ highly acclaimed “Tribes.” Jonathan Williams, producing artistic director of Capital Stage, selected the…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 09:00PMB Street’s Michael Stevenson stars in ‘Wittenberg’ in Berkeley. Big Idea Theatre’s “Inventing Van Gogh” stars, from left, Brian Watson, Ed Gyles, Br…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 09:00PMOn the way to the average, uninspired, hit movie-based Broadway musical, a witty, irreverent and completely fun entertainment emerged in ‘Sister Act.’ “Sister Act&…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:44PMCalifornia Musical Theatre’s Richard Lewis isn’t taking any chances with the production pipeline that brings professional musical theater touring shows to town. Josef Bro…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMIf you go to Sacramento Theatre Company’s “Visiting Mr. Green” and feel like you’ve seen it before, you’re probably remembering other recent plays there. …
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 02:50PMCalifornia Stage, under the leadership of producing artistic director Ray Tatar, has consistently embraced new works. “Vanishing Point” is set in post-Katrina Louisiana and dea…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMThe Bee's Marcus Crowder suggests performances worth seeing. John Sanders, right, is villainous in “Peter and the Starcatcher.”
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMAs a childhood aficionado of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, I have always had great affection for the famously eccentric character and good mystery stories as well. J…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:00PMThere’s nothing quite like an emergency to stimulate the senses and test one’s poise. Teddy Spencer is Leo and Dee Maaske is Vera in Capital Stage’s “4000 …
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:00PMDee Maaske has the skills to comfortably slip into the intricately layered Vera Joseph in “4000 Miles.” Teddy Spencer and Dee Maaske rehearse for “4000 Miles,” …
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:00PMThe Bee's Marcus Crowder suggests performances worth seeing. “Second-Best Bed” is being staged through March 30 at the Woodland Opera House. It stars, from left, Dan Satt…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:00PMClever comedy is a pleasing fit for the intimacy of B Street Theatre. Kurt Johnson and Melinda Parrett star in the B Street Theatre comedy “Wrong For Each Other.”
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 04:00PMShakespeare in general and “Romeo and Juliet” in particular has stood up to numerous “interpretations” as inspired or ill-conceived as they may be. The young “star c…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:08AMShakespeare in general and “Romeo and Juliet” in particular has stood up to numerous “interpretations” as inspired or ill-conceived as they may be. The young …
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 11:39PMThe Bee’s Marcus Crowder suggests a look at Steinbeck productions. From left, Coleman Daniels (Hazel), Michael Sicilia (Doc) and Michael Coleman (Mack) appear in John Steinbeck&…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMActor Andrew Perez envisions a fresh physicality in Shakespeare’s leading man. Andrew Perez, right, playing Romeo in the Sacramento Theatre Company’s “Romeo and Juli…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:00PMFour plays are being staged now in Ashland.
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMThe Oregon Shakespeare Festival knows a good thing when it produces it. Two years ago the festival had a critical and audience hit with its extremely funny production of the Marx Brothers&#x…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMChita Rivera can say she’s been “a lucky gal,” but that luck thing only goes so far. Her extraordinary record of achievement in musical theater speaks for itself. She wa…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMSacramento’s Music Circus created a unique theater experience that has endured. The Music Circus tent debuted in 1951. “Show Boat” was the first production. …
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:58PMThe Bee’s Marcus Crowder suggests performances worth seeing. “The Conductor: Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad” at the B Street Theatre Family Series sta…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 09:22PMThere’s some sort of kismet in B Street Theatre taking its “Around the World in 80 Days” on its first international tour. The 2004 B Street staging of “Around the…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AM“Flashdance The Musical” is one of those stories you know. “Flashdance The Musical,” based on the 1983 movie, runs through Sunday at the Sacramento Communit…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 07:00PMMuriel Johnson, Sandy Smoley and the late Jean Runyon are influential Sacramento women who have an unlikely and little-known connection. Each participated as a volunteer actress in the Sacr…
Linked From The Sacramento Bee at 03:00AMThe Bee's Marcus Crowder suggests performances worth seeing. David Blue Garrison, front, and Corey D. Winfield star in the second part of Tony Kushner’s landmark “Angels …
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