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.
Chance Theater’s ‘Emma: The Musical’ Does Austen Proud
Anaheim
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REVIEW: Anaheim troupe delivers a spot-on regional premiere production that’s impeccable in every respect.
Creating a Scrooge for the Ages
Arts & Culture
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PREVIEW: Jerry Patch had no idea his version of ‘A Christmas Carol’ would become a staple at SCR for almost four decades.
Sara Bareilles’ Songs and Some Solid Performances Save ‘Waitress’
Arts & Culture
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REVIEW: If you can endure the clichés, this routine adaptation of the 2007 film contains just enough memorable moments, thanks to a talented songwriter.
Two O.C. Producers Bring Nancy and Ronnie Back to Life – in a Musical
Arts Previews
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PREVIEW: The Reagan’s late-1940s romance is the subject of ‘In a Booth at Chasen’s,’ opening this week.
Nonchalance and Humor Hide Surprises in Laguna’s ‘Seafarer’
Arts & Culture
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REVIEW: The crux of Conor McPherson’s much-lauded 2006 tale succeeds, ultimately, with astonishing staging.