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    At the Fringe: Coming of Age at 65

    Carolyn Dawson 2 July
    2 minutes

    Gerry Fishman is an experienced stand-up comedian who has performed at many of the region’s comedy clubs, including the Icehouse.  Now a 65-year-old, Gerry has a few demons to cope with […]

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    Renner, Pourvasei. Photo by Phil Cass.

    The Spy Who Went Into Rehab is a Spy Spoof with a Soft Heart

    Leigh Kennicott 27 June
    2 minutes

    And now, for something completely different!  I hadn’t been to the west-side’s Pacific Resident Theatre for some time, but last weekend I was delighted to find their theatre spaces humming with […]

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    Orange, Mills, Weaver, Kulp. Photo credit Jason Needle/TETHOS.

    The Little Mermaid

    Melinda Schupmann 12 June
    3 minutes

    Following the success of its animated feature in 1989, the Disney megacorp spawned a series of productions in both a live-action film and a Broadway theatrical release that is now […]

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    Brenda James. Photo courtesy Group Rep.

    Group Rep Unleashes Madcap Hijinks in this Beloved Classic Comedy

    Leigh Kennicott 8 June
    3 minutes

    The Group Rep roars into summer with the beloved “You Can’t Take It With You,” a madcap comedy that has been entertaining folks on Broadway, in Repertory theatres, and at […]

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    Strang, Britton. Photo by Craig Schwartz.

    What to Make of the World Today? Just Ask G.B. Shaw

    Leigh Kennicott 28 May
    3 minutes

    Misalliance by George Bernard Shaw might be considered a chestnut written more than 100 years ago, except for the fresh production the play is receiving from A Noise Within.  It represents just […]

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    Ghost Waltz at LATC Reclaims an Important Heritage

    Leigh Kennicott 17 May
    2 minutes

    Oliver Mayer’s Ghost Waltz relays the true story of a “lost” composer, Juventino Rosas, through his interactions with “Nightingale,’ a popular opera star of the time and, at the 1893 Worlds Fair, […]

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