Santa Ana College Rescues O.C.’s Oldest Shakespeare Company
Arts & Culture
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Shakespeare Orange County almost closed forever after 39 years. Then an offer came from out of nowhere.
‘M. Butterfly’ Flies a Little Differently 30 Years After Its Creation
Arts & Culture
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REVIEW: Strong performances and reverberations with the current cultural and political climate make SCR’s production worth a visit.
Emerson Quartet Explores a Play on the Life of Shostakovich
Arts & Culture
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REVIEW: With lots of moving parts, Shastokovich gets lost in the action.
‘90s Classic ‘Skylight’ Finds New Relevance at Chance Theater
Anaheim
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REVIEW: David Hare’s “Skylight” at The Chance examines issues that are surprisingly urgent again.
Will We See Another Big Hit at This Year’s Pacific Playwrights Festival?
Arts & Culture
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PREVIEW: The annual playwriting showcase at South Coast Repertory is frequented by theater luminaries from across the country, looking for the next big hit.
Hal Landon Jr. To Step Down As Scrooge After 40 Years
A Christmas Carol
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NEWS: Landon’s departure marks the end of an era.
How Has Chance Theater Evolved Since It First Opened 20 Years Ago?
Anaheim
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The Anaheim storefront troupe celebrates 20 years of theater making this year.
Something’s Missing from O.C.’s Major Stages: Hispanics
Arts & Culture
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Though Asian theater is finding representation at the biggest local theaters, Latinx plays and playwrights are largely marginalized.
Breath of Fire Continues to Roar 15 Years After Its Birth
Arts & Culture
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Theater: Despite challenges that included going dark for a time, the all-Latina theater group is as strong and relevant as ever.
‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ Comes to Life on the Chance Stage
Artist Profile
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PREVIEW: Anaheim troupe strives to capture the ‘physical language’ of Charles M. Schulz’s beloved, world-renowned half-hour TV special, first broadcast in 1965.