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“The Book of Mormon” to Cheerfully Knock on Costa Mesa’s Door on March 20th

Very few Broadway productions have earned as much critical and commercial success as the unapologetically uproarious musical comedy, “The Book of Mormon,” which debuted...

“The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” Fly into Our Hearts at The Wallis

Last year around this time, the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, CA, hosted the inventive, highly entertaining, and inspired-by-true-events...

“Daddy Long Legs” Reminds that Love is Act of Agency, Not Charity

Nowadays, it’s rare that we come across a story that captures the poignancy of romance as it blooms over time, as it coalesces patiently...

“The Pirates of Penzance” is Cheeringly Reimagined at the Pasadena Playhouse

When librettist W.S. Gilbert and composer Arthur Sullivan teamed up to create “The Pirates of Penzance,” which debuted in New York City on New...

“Aladdin” is a Magical Musical with Stellar Adventure

As rollickingly fun as Disney’s 1992 motion picture “Aladdin” is, the slightly reimagined stage show, which debuted in 2011 before beginning a Broadway engagement...

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Preview: ‘Shucked’ Is a Farm-to-Stage Spectacular That Is Corny in the Best of Ways

The first-ever North American tour of Shucked, a musical...

Preview: Josh Groban & LA Phil to Set the Stage at the Historic Hollywood Bowl

On September 5th and 6th, the iconic Hollywood Bowl...

Review: Theatre of Note’s ‘Tune In’ Is a Deep-Thinking, Psychological Stunner

Carlos Lacámara’s world premiere play, Tune In, takes its...

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