BWW Preview: Instant Karma Improv Comedy Presents SPONTANEOUS BROADWAY at Center Stage
Instant Karma and Friends return to Center Stage Theater to present one night of spontaneous musical hilarity on Saturday, March 18th at 8:00pm
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BWW Review: RENWOMEN: WHAT MODERN RENAISSANCE WOMEN HAVE TO TEACH US ABOUT LIVING RICH, FULFILLING LIVES by Dale Griffiths Stamos & W. Scott Griffiths
Stamos defines the modern RenWoman as a woman with the availability to master many crafts--“an adapt-or-perish breed.
BWW Preview: DRAMA DOGS PRESENTS: FROM EVE'S FAIR HAND at Faulkner Gallery, SB Public Library
Celebrate Women's History Month with a staged Reading of 'From Eve's Fair Hand'! By local writers Jinny Webber and Terre Ouwehand, and produced by DramaDogs, 'From Eve's Fair Hand' introduces audiences to important women of history through lyrical narrative and music.
BWW Review: MR. BURNS, A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY at UCSB Department Of Theater And Dance
In the UCSB Department of Theatre and Dance's production of Mr.
BWW Review: BLOOD WEDDING at Westmont Theatre Department
The earthy aesthetic of this production suits the pastoral lifeblood of the play.
BWW Preview: BLOOD WEDDING at Westmont College
'Blood Wedding,' a drama about the tremendous influence of love and marriage, shows the ecstasy and tragedy of passion that exists outside of societally sanctioned associations.
BWW Review: LYDIA at UCSB Department Of Theater And Dance
Lydia, a soothsaying stranger, is an immigrant from Mexico who works as a live-in maid for the Flores family.
BWW Feature: GETTING TO KNOW YOU: Meet Your BroadwayWorld Award Winners in Santa Barbara!
Last year, Santa Barbara theatrical artists presented projects ranging from kitschy, hilarious renderings of cult-classics to sweeping epics that inspired the community to #SeeMoreTheatre.
BWW Feature: RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN MAKE SIAM GREAT, AGAIN! at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre
THE KING AND I and Feminism and Racism and Rodgers and Hammerstein walk into a bar…
BWW Feature: STUDENT PLAYS at Dos Pueblos High School
Theatre students at Dos Pueblos High School recently presented student-driven mini-plays, comprised of micro-scenes stitched together within a theme.
BWW Review: HARD RAIN: A THEATRICAL PROTEST Presents Thoughts on the Election
'Hard Rain: A Theatrical Protest' offered a workshop view of six new dramatic renderings of the American experience in this time of political turbulence.
BWW Feature: SEASONS OF ART at TOTEM Arts Education
The life of the artist, despite being frequently depicted as glamorously long-suffering and deeply emotional, features pragmatic components.
BWW Review: CHAPTER TWO Shows the Happy Heartbreak of Starting Over
Ensemble's production of Chapter Two, Neil Simon's 1977 living-room comedy about a second marriage, tackles the problems that come with an obsession with the past.
BWW Feature: CATASTROPHIC THINKING by Carol Metcalf
Everyone can relate to disaster.
BWW Previews: YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU at San Marcos High School
Director Riley Berris and a large cast of quirky characters bring the revelry of humorous melodrama to the San Marcos High School Stage.
SINNER/SAINT Gives History and Future of LGBTQ
Sinner/Saint is not an indictment of the Christian community--it's a bittersweet and genuine storytelling experience that offers the most vulnerable aspects of the Christian-LGBTQ reconciliation movement: anxiety, denial, desperation for approval, sadness, forgiveness, and healing.
BWW Preview: LIZZIE at Out Of The Box Theatre Company
Teenage Riot: Out of the Box Brings the LIZZIE BORDEN murder to the Stage
BWW Breakdown: RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE ALLSTARS Crowns a Queen Queen
THIS IS IT! The crowning of a queen.
BWW Breakdown: RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE Brings in Royal Drag Lineages
It's down to the final five queens! Roxxxy Andrews continues to stay in the competition by flying under the radar; Detox is annoyed that she isn't winning more; and Alaska is getting cocky.
BWW Review: MACBETH Brings Smoke and Mirrors and Projections to the Nightmare in Scotland
MACBETH Brings Smoke and Mirrors and Projections to the Nightmare in Scotland.
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