BWW Reviews: ROCK OF AGES Hits You With Its Best Shot
True to form, "Rock of Ages" provides "nothing but a good time.
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True to form, "Rock of Ages" provides "nothing but a good time.
If you haven't made your way down to Good Company Players' production of "Spamalot" yet, there's something you've forgotten, and that's to "laugh and smile and dance and sing.
Check right in to Stockton Civic Theatre.
Close to flawless in its incredible staging and fantastic casting, the 2013 touring production of soul musical "Dreamgirls" boasts a dream cast that has audiences applauding throughout as actors display every vocal talent on parade.
"Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan.
As far as theatrical arena shows go, Dreamwork's "How To Train Your Dragon Live" makes the top of the list for those worth seeing, and arena shows are growing in number (case in point, the rather boring, but visually interesting, Batman Live arena tour).
Greeting audiences with a familiar New York City backdrop painting framed in a gorgeous white paneling and seasonal decor, the touring production of "Miracle on 34th Street: The Musical" doesn't offer much beyond its original seasons' greetings.
The audience had no trouble taking the advice of Tony Award-winning musical "Memphis" in its final moments Tuesday night at the Sacramento Community Center.
In one of the first numbers of Disney on Ice "100 Years of Magic," a host of genie duplicates from the classic film Aladdin cover the rink with their "magic," a small taste of the magic to come.
If you're in the mood for one of the best clown acts in the United States, drive on over to Stockton Arena for Cirque du Soleil's "Dralion.
It may describe the show's hilarious contents perfectly, but the title of Cosmopolitan Cabaret's current revue-style musical, "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," did not quite fit the sentiment of California Musical Theatre's audience opening night.
Climb the "stairway to paradise" at the Sacramento Music Circus production of "Crazy For You.
Mozeltoff to Sacramento Music Circus on another strong production of a classic musical.
Even with all the magic and all the fun, the thing I remember most from my childhood trips to the circus is my traditional circus cup filled with delicious flavored ice.
Mother-son pair Shirley Jones and Patrick Cassidy have more than star power.
When you're dealing with a musical version of a classic like 'The Little Mermaid,' it becomes nearly impossible to botch a show enough to give viewers reason to hate it.
Apparently, anything goes at the Gallo Center for the Arts in Modesto.
The ultimate musical on peer pressure, sex and parties, "Grease" always wins out as a good time, despite shallow characters that overshadow deeper truths.
Audience members laughed and smiled as if they had never before seen Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music" at Saturday night's Roger Rocka's Dinner Theater performance of the classic musical.
Seven is the perfect number.
"Another op'nin, another show.
On December 4, 1956, four legendary musicians ended up at the same recording studio in what turned into the dream jam session.
Refreshingly different from its film counterpart, the original Hairspray musical offers all the highs of the movie set to the thrill of live performance.
A slim moon and dark scenery set the mood for Marin Theatre Company's production of Othello.
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Menopause The Musical Harris Center for the Arts (9/24-9/27) |
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Art on the Plaza Sonoma Plaza (7/11-7/11) |
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Rent Davis Musical Theatre Co (6/26-7/19) |
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Don't Touch That Dial! The Fallon House Theatre in Columbia State Historic Park (6/19-7/19) |
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Goose – The Band Frost Amphitheater (8/15-8/15) |
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Three Days Grace, I Prevail & The Funeral Portrait at Golden 1 Center Golden 1 Center (11/17-11/17) |
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Marinelli Bros Circus - A New Experience! Yuba Sutter Marketplace (7/10-7/10) |
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Tutti Frutti: The Musical - A Tribute to Little Richard (Concert Show) The Guild Theater (11/07-11/07) |
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40th Mendocino Music Festival July 11 through 25 Mendocino Music Festival Tent Concert Hall (7/11-7/11) |
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C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters Harris Center (7/25-7/26) |