BWW Review: MAMMA MIA Dances Into Broadway At Music Circus
A glorious two hours to lose yourself and revert to your carefree younger years-that is what Mamma Mia delivers with gusto.
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A glorious two hours to lose yourself and revert to your carefree younger years-that is what Mamma Mia delivers with gusto.
How far would you go to ensure your child's success? That's the question at the center of this classic 1959 show, which was nominated for 8 Tony Awards.
You would never guess it, but Newsies was originally a flop when it came out as a Disney movie in 1992.
Like its locomotive namesake, On the 20th Century reaches out to transport you to a different destination.
The Davis Shakespeare Festival opens up their 2018 season with Peter Oswald's modern adaptation of Friedrich Schiller's Mary Stuart.
Sometimes it's risky to bring older musicals back to life-the language, attitudes, and music can be dated and dull to today's audiences; however, the old seems new again with Broadway at Music Circus' take on the classic musical, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.
'Every Moment Counts' as Director/Choreographer Tony Gonzalez reminds us to embrace the sights and sounds and soak up every second of life as we climb the 'Stairway to Paradise' -- the theme of this year's 'Broadway Under the Stars' by the incomparable Transcendence Theatre Company.
Oh, I am happy again after absorbing the season debut at the newly renamed Broadway at Music Circus! Singin' in the Rain is based off of the 1952 movie starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds that is often regarded as the best movie musical ever made.
In its signature way, Intrepid Theatre Lab has again brought the new and bold to Sacramento.
An American in Paris is a gorgeous fusion of dance and classic musical theatre that is based on the 1951 film of the same name.
An endearing message of hope and positivity is what makes Man of La Mancha a timeless classic.
Fans of Peter Pan will be thrilled to know that Finding Neverland, the Drama Desk Award-nominated Broadway musical, has arrived in Sacramento! Based upon the play, The Man Who Was Peter Pan, and the Academy Award-winning movie, Finding Neverland, the story follows the perennial young-at-heart J.
Bawdy, blasphemous, brilliant and blithe! The Book of Mormon has returned after a two year absence and Sacramento is ready! The winner of 9 Tony Awards, The Book of Mormon is a hilarious depiction of the Mormon religion by the creators of South Park (Trey Parker and Matt Stone) and Avenue Q (Robert
Director Casey McClellan, fresh off of a Broadway World Best Director win for The Diary of Anne Frank, brings the Scottish play to Sacramento Theatre Company with a creative spin on the dark and supernatural elements of the show.
Fresh off of the 12th longest run in Broadway history, Jersey Boys returns to Sacramento after a four year absence.
Musical theatre lovers, rejoice! The Musical of Musicals-the Musical! has returned to Sacramento and promises an evening of melodrama, satire, and comedy.
In 1848, a Lutheran scholar named Samuel Mosheim Schmucker first raised the question as to how an uneducated and untraveled man such as William Shakespeare could have penned 37 plays and 154 sonnets that dealt with subjects that he should have no knowledge of.
During the holiday season, many people flock to church to find solace, seek forgiveness, practice introspection, and soak up lessons on how to live their lives.
There is a new standard for musical theatre in town, and it has been set by composer David Taylor-Gomes.
Sacramento Theatre Company is a regional treasure, unique in the fact that they support and develop local talent.
Beautiful-The Carole King Musical is more than a jukebox musical.
Director Casey McClellan again brings a World War II era piece to the Sacramento Theatre Company and makes it relevant to what we are experiencing today.
Dancing, singing, bad-guy-catching nuns? You can't go wrong with that combination! Based on the 1992 movie starring Whoopi Goldberg, Sister Act the musical is a feel-good, rousing testament to the power of sisterhood set in 70's funk, soul and disco.
With more than 900 wineries combined, Napa Valley and Sonoma County are truly a wine lover's paradise.
Intrepid Theatre Lab, comprised of artistic director Casey McClellan and producer Greg Foro, made its Sacramento debut with Cock, a play by Mike Bartlett.
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