As the 2022-23 season begins, local arts leaders must navigate a changed landscape and coax patrons back to their seats.
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During the Year of the Pandemic, Cyber Chats Program Has Kept Chance Connected to the Theater World at Large
Anaheim theater company hasn’t shied away from the technical challenges presented by restrictions of physical interaction.
Live Theater in O.C. – and What the Pandemic Hath Wrought
The term ‘viral’ now has a lethal new meaning, as a microscopic virus has forced theater companies to reinvent themselves on a level of several orders of magnitude.
OC Theatre Guild Vows to ‘Nurture, Support and Promote’ Local Companies
The pandemic has underscored the organization’s commitment to maximizing resources, making best use of technology, and raising awareness of equality, diversity and inclusion in local theaters.
Local Arts Groups Get Creative, Look for Funding as They Chart a Difficult Path Forward
With the Orange County Board of Supervisors taking steps to distribute $75 million in CARES Act funding, arts groups are advocating to be included among those eligible for those funds.
Hodgins: Orange County Arts in Limbo as Groups Big and Small Ponder the Future
Many local arts groups are struggling, but there are also reasons for hope once we get to the other side of the pandemic.
Chance Theater Curtain Lifts On The Epic Musical ‘Ragtime’
Director Casey Stangl’s scaled-down version of “Ragtime” stages the show as a play-within-a-play inside an abandoned urban warehouse and focuses on today’s divisions of race, immigration and income inequality.
Hodgins: ‘90s Classic ‘Skylight’ Finds New Relevance at Chance Theater
REVIEW: David Hare’s “Skylight” at The Chance examines issues that are surprisingly urgent again.
How Has Chance Theater Evolved Since It First Opened 20 Years Ago?
The Anaheim storefront troupe celebrates 20 years of theater making this year.



