BWW Review: SUGAR at Alex Theatre
The temptation to take a film classic and turn it into a Broadway musical is a road fraught with peril.
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BWW Review: INCOGNITO at Rubicon Theatre Company
Nick Payne's acclaimed Off-Broadway smash 'Incognito' makes its West Coast debut with this thought-provoking production, staged at the Rubicon Theatre Company in Ventura.
BWW Review: AT THE END OF THE DAY at Elite Theatre Company
The Elite Theatre Company begins a new theatrical experiment as three high school actors not only perform, but help in writing the script for a new drama, 'At the End of the Day.
BWW Interview: Will Shupe of BILLY ELLIOT at Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center
Versatile actor Will Shupe moonlights as a set designer.
BWW Interview: Becky Castells of BILLY ELLIOT at Actors' Repertory Theatre Of Simi
Choreographer Becky Castells talks with VC On Stage about working with children and eleven-year-old dance whiz Marcello Silva in the Actors' Repertory Theatre of Simi's production of 'Billy Elliot The Musical'
PETER PAN at Cabrillo Music Theatre
Cabrillo Music Theatre Changes Its Name To 5 Star Theatricals
BWW Review: PETER PAN at Cabrillo Music Theatre
An interview with Carly Bracco, who performed as Jane and Tootles in the national tour of 'Peter Pan' who is now playing the title role.
BWW Interview: KAYLA BAILEY ("INTO THE WOODS") at Thousand Oaks High School
Any time a high school theater department takes on a Stephen Sondheim musical, the intensity level cranks up a notch.
BWW Review: STATE FAIR at Alex Theatre
The corn was high as an elephant's eye at the Alex Theatre in Glendale last Sunday as Musical Theater Guild presented a staged reading of Rodgers and Hammerstein's bucolic musical State Fair, the only musical R&H wrote specifically for the screen.
BWW Review: SYLVIA at Rubicon Theatre Company
What would it be like if dogs could speak? That's one question that is answered in A.
BWW Review: KING OF THE ROAD: THE ROGER MILLER STORY at Laguna Playhouse
King of the Road: The Roger Miller Story features brilliant performance by Jesse Johnson as the late country music star
BWW Previews: BLEACHER BUMS at Playhouse 101
Tonight, we are excited in welcoming Playhouse 101, a new multi-use theater which makes its debut in Agoura Hills.
BWW Interview: Aileen-Marie Scott of DOGFIGHT at Camarillo Skyway Playhouse
Director Aileen-Marie Scott discusses directing techniques and the 2012 Off-Broadway musical, 'Dogfight,' about a special relationship that develops on the eve of the Vietnam War.
BWW Review: THE DEVIL'S MUSIC: THE LIFE AND BLUES OF BESSIE SMITH at Rubicon Theatre Company
It's been 80 years since Bessie Smith, the celebrated Empress of the Blues, died a lonely death, after an auto accident on a desolate Mississippi road.
BWW Interview: Marlie Rodriguez
Last month I went to a private showcase of music from the musical Hamilton.
BWW Review: GULF VIEW DRIVE at Rubicon Theatre Company
In See Rock City, the second installment of Arlene Hutton's trilogy about a post-World War II family, aspiring novelist Raleigh Brummett had left for New York to pursue his career, leaving his school teacher wife May behind in the rural town of Corbin, Kentucky.
BWW Interview: Robert Weibezahl And Austin Robert Miller of AND LIGHTNING STRUCK: MARY SHELLEY AND THE CURSE OF CREATION at Lit Live
There are three new events being unveiled at the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center Thursday evening: Lit Live, a new local production company, And Lightning Struck, a new play written by the eminent local actor and producer Robert Weibezahl, and a new director, 21-year-old Austin Robert Miller.
BWW Review: DIRTY DANCING: THE CLASSIC STORY ON STAGE at Theater League
The success of the awkwardly titled Dirty Dancing: The Classic Story on Stage depends primarily on whether or not you were a fan of the motion picture it was closely modeled after.
BWW Interview: Siena Avila of A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Thousand Oaks Repertory Company
Siena Avila is like many other 16-year-old high schoolers you know.
BWW Review: CALENDAR GIRLS at Santa Paula Theater Center
???????Calendar Girls, a 2009 play based on a hit 2003 film, is Tim Firth and Juliette Towhidi's true-to-life comedy about six middle-aged women from a village in Yorkshire, England who raise money by posing nude for a calendar, in the process becoming a worldwide sensation.
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