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In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda's love letter to the New York neighborhood in which he grew up, is finally at Broadway at Music Circus after a summer of anticipation.
Wizard of Oz lovers can rejoice, for The Wiz has arrived! Take the original, add soul and catchy dance numbers, pepper it with one-liners, and you have a version that makes the whole family happy.
The classics are my favorite, and Broadway at Music Circus' fresh take on Guys and Dolls is no exception.
Oklahoma!, Rodgers and Hammerstein's first collaboration, is a cornerstone of American theatre.
After eight seasons of presenting phonenomal musical revues in its award-winning 'Broadway Under the Stars' performances, the Transcendence Theatre seamlessly transcends into its inaugural full Broadway production of the mega-hit musical, A CHORUS LINE.
As parents, we try to instill in our children the idea that it is what's inside a person that counts.
According to Genie, 'Agrabah has more glitz and glamour than any other fictional city in the world.
Sacramento Theatre Company is ending their 74th season of Love, Loss, & Laughter with an homage to the popular 'disaster' movies of the '70s.
Percy Jackson has come to life! Our favorite demigod from the best-selling Rick Riordan series hits the stage in Sacramento for his California premiere.
David Taylor-Gomes and Kyle Holmes have done it again.
CATS, the fourth longest-running show in Broadway history, has arrived in Sacramento on its fresh, new national tour.
On the heels of Black History Month comes When We Were Colored: A Mother's Story, a play by Sacramento's own Ginger Rutland that is adapted from a memoir that her mother, Eva Rutland, wrote.
'Oh! What a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!' Sir Walter Scott said it best, 170 years before Michael Jacobs' Cheaters was first produced on Broadway in 1978.
William Finn and James Lapine's Tony-nominated revival of Falsettos has embarked on its national tour and will be in Sacramento through March 17.
A Midsummer Night's Dream, one of Shakespeare's most popular comedies, brings to us a night of frivolity and fun peppered with love.
Boom! Swish.
Mix Vaudeville, Agatha Christie, and the board game Clue, and you come up with the hilariously clever Murder For Two.
Waitress has finally made its way to Sacramento, bringing with it all the ingredients a pie should have-sugar, spice, fluff and substance-blended perfectly in a feel-good, empowering show.
The holiday season is a time when we all reflect upon the past year.
We hear a lot about women tearing each other down-working mom vs.
In a time of national uncertainty and division, it is refreshing to witness a story of what America means to me-unlimited possibilities for everyone, regardless of race, gender, or creed.
The world in 1692 and the world today are, unfortunately, not entirely different.
The Davis Shakespeare Festival is wrapping up its 9th season with the comedy As You Like It.
What do a sadistic dentist, a floral shop owner, a meek plant-lover, and a girl with low self-esteem all have in common? Find out when you see the Music Circus premiere of Little Shop of Horrors at Broadway at Music Circus! Based on the 1966 cult-classic film of the same name, the musical features a
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DRACULA on Tour Roseville Host Lions Clubhouse (10/16-10/17) |
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Storytellers Family Theater: GINGERBREAD BOY Roseville Host Lions Clubhouse, 107 Sutter Ave (10/17-10/17) |
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DOG MOM by Tate Hanyok B Street Theatre (8/05-8/22) |
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HAUNT ME by James Still B Street Theatre (10/02-10/31) |
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ONCE UPON A TIME: CHAPTER TWO by B Street Theatre B Street Theatre (4/14-5/15) |
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LINCOLN & DOUGLASS: THE PRESIDENT & THE ABOLITIONIST by Anthony D’Juan & Sean Patrick Nill B Street Theatre (1/27-2/28) |
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Disney's Lion King Jr Davis Musical Theatre Company (11/14-12/13) |
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THE CROSSWORD SHOW (or EZMERANDA's GIFT) by Donna Hoke B Street Theatre (1/16-2/14) |
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COCKTAILS & TRAVAILS by Brent Askari B Street Theatre (6/12-7/11) |
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RIDE, SALLY RIDE! by Tara Sissom-Pittaro & Katerina Pruitt B Street Theatre (9/22-10/17) |
