Review: FAT HAM Sizzles at Capital Stage
True to its dedication to introducing quality, thought-provoking theatre, Capital Stage is now boasting the Pulitzer-Prize winning James Ijames play, Fat Ham.
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True to its dedication to introducing quality, thought-provoking theatre, Capital Stage is now boasting the Pulitzer-Prize winning James Ijames play, Fat Ham.
When Jack Gallagher introduced us to Letters to Declan over thirty years ago, Sacramento fell in love with his honest storytelling and flawless delivery.
My first experience at Lincoln Theatre Company last weekend left me with one question: why did it take me so long? Under new Executive Director Cary Litchford, the arts in Lincoln are continuing to thrive.
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! You’ve done it, Sacramento! You’ve summoned the ghost with the most, and you’re going to love every minute of his antics.
When depression, art deco, and satirical mischief align, the delight that is The Drowsy Chaperone is born.
Have you ever felt alone in a crowded room? You’re surrounded by people, yet you’re truly by yourself.
As Harold Zidler says, “Welcome, you gorgeous collection of bohemians and aristocrats, boulevardiers and mademoiselles, welcome to the Moulin Rouge!” What a welcome it is.
Broadway Sacramento is starting off the new year with a legend.
“God bless us, every one!” Commit those words to memory, for you might be called upon to perform an impromptu Tiny Tim at Sam Kebede’s fantastic adaptation of A Christmas Carol, which is now playing at the B St.
At a time when many are feeling a fractured sense of community, Capital Stage has brought Lauren Gunderson’s story about human connection to the stage.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas everywhere you go…especially Broadway at Music Circus.
Fans of the Scottish play will be excited to learn that there is a new adaptation at Big Idea Theatre this month.
Tackling controversial subjects is nothing new to theatre, and Capital Stage does it with grace in this timely and thought-provoking piece by Jonathan Spector.
Never fear, theatregoers! The B St.
Sacramento’s very own serial killer, Dorothea Puente, is back to tell her story.
Spooky season is the perfect time to delve into the life of the mother of science fiction, Mary Shelley.
Sun Tzu’s fifth-century military treatise, “The Art of War,” is powerful enough in its original form.
The national tour of &Juliet is celebrating the beginning of its second year on the road at Broadway Sacramento, and it’s a party that’s unmatched.
Men on Boats, a 2017 play by Jaclyn Backhaus, is an exciting and refreshing way to end the summer.
Broadway Sacramento’s new season is sizzling with the arrival of the first national tour of Some Like it Hot.
Capital Stage’s twenty-first season has begun with a mesmerizing work from playwright Stefano Massini.
A revolutionary rock musical directed by the legendary Glenn Casale is just what we needed to cap off the summer at Broadway at Music Circus.
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