BWW Interview: Molly Ann Cunningham And Talia Asseraf of HAMLET at Curtain Call Youth Theatre
The idea of a woman playing the lead in Shakespeare's Hamlet is not a new one.
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BWW Interview: Kimberly Kiley of RAGTIME at Actors' Repertory Theatre Of Simi
Everyone knows that the director is the person responsible for the look and content of a musical or play, but once the cast has been selected, sets and props are delivered, and all the technical elements are in place, who puts it all together? The week prior to a show's opening is called 'Tech Wee
BWW Review: RETURN TO THE FORBIDDEN PLANET at Rubicon Theatre Company
Before Mamma Mia!, before The Marvelous Wonderettes, and before Jersey Boys, there was Return to the Forbidden Planet, an Off-Broadway space farce that was one of the first musicals to incorporate pop hits into its score.
BWW Review: ALL MY SONS at Elite Theatre Company
The title of All My Sons, Arthur Miller's riveting play of guilt, heartbreak, and tragedy, refers to 21 young World War II combat pilots, who were needlessly killed when cracked cylinder heads were unknowingly installed in their airplanes.
BWW Interview: Isa Briones of EVITA at Cabrillo Music Theatre
If you have the opportunity to see Cabrillo Music Theatre's splendid production of Evita this weekend, you will no doubt be drawn to the electrifying performances by its stars, Cassandra Murphy, as Eva Peron, and Marc Ginsburg, as Che (profiled in our October 4 story - http://vconstage.
BWW Interview: Rebecca & John Pillsbury of THE SORCERER at Ventura County Gilbert & Sullivan Repertoire Company
For years I have been saying that the best kept secret in Ventura County theater is the Ventura County Gilbert & Sullivan Repertoire Company.
BWW Interview: Marc Baron Ginsburg of EVITA at Cabrillo Music Theatre
In Cabrillo Music Theatre's new production of Evita, the role of Che, the narrator figure based on Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara, is played by Marc Baron Ginsburg.
BWW Review: HOLLYWOOD REVISITED at Oxnard Civic Auditorium
You've seen them.
BWW Interview: Steve Perren of PARADE at Panic! Productions
His day job is as associate justice of the Second District, Division Six of the California Courts of Appeal, but Steve Perren's passion for the stage has seen him appear in a variety of shows in Ventura County over the years.
BWW Review: NEXT TO NORMAL at Pico Playhouse
Last Sunday, we ventured into Los Angeles to see two Ventura County theater alumni in a production of Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey's Next to Normal, the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical that is being staged at the Pico Playhouse.
BWW Interview: Harrison Meloeny & Michelle Lane of NEXT TO NORMAL at Pico Playhouse
Occasionally we venture out of the sanctity of Ventura County to see how some of our locally raised theatricians are faring in their acting careers.
BWW Interview: Katherine Bottoms of PETER AND THE STARCATCHER at Actors' Repertory Theatre Of Simi
Today we meet Katherine Bottoms, a young actress who we hope you will be able to see on stage some day before fame and fortune takes her away from us.
BWW Preview: IN THE HEIGHTS at Rubicon Theatre Company
Last week we spoke with Fearless Shakespeare director Joseph Fuqua, dramaturg Jonathan Drahos, and Musical Theatre Intensive director Brian McDonald about their production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.
BWW Interview: Lyrissa Leininger & Michael Kennedy of THE LITTLE MERMAID at Cabrillo Music Theatre
One important and valuable aspect of Cabrillo Music Theatre's long tenure in Ventura County is its devotion to casting talented young local performers in as many of its productions as it can.
BWW Interview: Larry Raben of THE LITTLE MERMAID at Cabrillo Music Theatre
Larry Raben is an accomplished actor and director who has added his prodigious abilities to a multitude of productions around the world.
BWW Review: CLARENCE DARROW at Rubicon Theatre Company
It's funny how many shows we've seen recently that bring to mind concepts evident in the current election season.
BWW Review: AMADEUS at Conejo Players Theatre
The grand rivalry between Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his erstwhile mentor Antonio Salieri is mainly apocryphal, generated for dramatic effect by playwright Peter Shaffer in his 1979 play, 'Amadeus,' but the idea was, nevertheless, a brilliant one.
BWW Review: DISNEY'S CAMP ROCK, THE MUSICAL at NoHo Arts Center
If you ever wondered what the kids on Glee did during their summer vacation, the answer might be Disney's Camp Rock, The Musical.
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