BWW Review: PETE MULLER's Charity Tour Brings Big Bucks for Local Projects
Not many musicians would be willing to turn over the entirety of their proceeds from their new album to charities, but then Pete Muller isn't your ordinary musician.
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BWW Preview: IF ALL THE SKY WERE PAPER Celebrates Veterans Day at the Lobero
Andrew Carroll, author of 'If All the Sky Were Paper,' lost everything in a fire - most importantly, letters he'd saved from his ancestors, a family history in a series of first-person accounts.
BWW Review: GOOD DAY, Great Play
Good Day is a well-crafted production that delivers precise characterization of confused, chaotic people.
BWW Preview: ZOMBIE ROCK 'n' Roll
This Halloween in Santa Barbara features temperatures in the 80s and zombies singing the classics of the 80s at open mic night.
BWW Review: SBCC's HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES Puts the 'Mist' in Mystery
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BWW Review: SWEENEY TODD Slays Ensemble Audiences
Ensemble's 'Sweeney Todd' is a highly enjoyable production that captured the dark romance and comedy of this tale of love and vengeance.
BWW Preview: Westmont Has a GOOD DAY and Goes MAD & A GOAT with Alumni Talent
Westmont's many-tiered theatre program offers student shows as well as professional shows produced by Lit Moon theatre company.
BWW Preview: What's Your Damage? HEATHERS: THE MUSICAL Brings Back the 80s
Dark, feisty, and satisfyingly bawdy, 'Heathers: The Musical' offers witty dialogue and clever lyrics that highlight the humor in both the invented melodrama and the disquieting realities of the American teen experience.
BWW Preview: Pete Muller Changes the World with TWO TRUTHS AND A LIE
Pete Muller, whose album-release tour kicks off October 22nd in Chicago, concludes at SoHo here in Santa Barbara.
BWW Review: WHAT RHYMES WITH AMERICA—The Crossroad Between Hopelessness and Possibilities
Simple, profound realism layers comedy neatly into quirky, messy dissatisfaction in Melissa James Gibson's play about characters with varying degrees of social ineptitude dealing with the confusion of life's transitions.
BWW Preview: Fleet Street Penny Novels—Ensemble Does SWEENEY TODD
'Sweeney Todd,' directed by Jonathan Fox, will be Ensemble's 2015-2016 season opener: an appropriate horror-story musical for the Halloween Season.
BWW Review: The 'Old Guard' vs. the 'Me Generation' in OTHER DESERT CITIES
PCPA closes out their season this year with 'Other Desert Cities,' Jon Robin Baitz's critically acclaimed drama about a troubled household struggling to overcome the pain and embarrassment of a disturbing family history.
BWW Review: Prism Productions Solves the MURDER AT CAFE NOIR at The Timbers
An engaging spoof of Casablanca-style detective films, 'Murder at Cafe Noir' is a suitably wacky, everyone's-a-suspect caper in which the audience eventually chooses the guilty party.
BWW Blog: Success, Failure, and the Risks of Theatrical Production
Good, bad, or ugly, no show offers the certainty of selling tickets.
BWW Preview: PVT. WARS - Dark Comedy Flourishes in a VA Hospital
Dark comedy sprouts roots and finds the resources to flourish inside the VA hospital, despite the hard truth that the patients are suffering veterans who've lost some aspect of their humanity in the jungle.
BWW Preview: LAUNCH PAD Summer Series Presents New Work
Anne Torsiglieri, KJ Sanchez, and James Still present new plays via the UCSB Launch Pad workshop program.
BWW Preview: Crazy Cat-People--Lompoc Civic Presents INDOOR/OUTDOOR
Indoor/Outdoor's concepts more closely describe human relationships than they do feline behaviorisms, and the play is both comedic and touching.
BWW Review: A BRIGHT NEW BOISE Offers a Dark and Beautiful Search for Meaning
Dark themes mercilessly played through incredibly sympathetic characters makes for an unapologetic and ambitious play that forces the audience to consider meaning, whether on a personal or universal level.
BWW Preview: La Vie En Rose at the SB FRENCH FESTIVAL
The French Festival means Absinthe in flasks at the thigh of your stocking, champagne flutes and big hats with tri-color garnish, and bushels of lavender large enough to spill out of barrels-and, le piece de resistance: the corset-clad, curly-haired, high-kicking can-can ladies of the annual French
BWW Preview: ON THE VERGE'S Summer Theatre Festival
A company created to bring exciting theatre to Santa Barbara in the summer doldrums between Solstice and Fiesta, On the Verge's mission is to galvanize local playwrights, performers, and designers to create shows that are attractive to a diverse audience demographic, especially the younger crowd.
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