Wayward Artist taking patrons on a trip to ‘Avenue Q’ By Eric Marchese When Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx and Jeff Whitty created “Avenue Q,”...

A SoCal spin on Jonathan Larson’s cult-classic By Libby Nicolay “We’re living in America At the end of the millennium” At the time, New...

ACTC’s patrons will circle the globe in ’80 Days’ By Eric Marchese If you’ve seen “The Amazing Race” but are unfamiliar with “Around the...

The Revolution Has (Finally) Been Feminized By Joel Beers Uproarious comedy isn’t the first thing that springs to mind when thinking of...

Revisit the wizarding world with this charming ‘Potter’ parody By Libby Nicolay Most of the world these days only needs to hear the words...

A Fresh Truthful Take On An Old Campy Classic By Shannon Cudd Little Shop of Horrors is a modern musical classic with a book and lyrics...

A sincere homage to the original (’50s) boy bands By Eric Marchese Is there a jukebox musical more popular than “Forever Plaid”? If so,...

“The Killer Angels: Revisiting a past that feels closer than ever By Joel Beers Those familiar with the Maverick Theater in Fullerton can...

Chance’s new one-woman play tells a true story of teenage courage and resilience By Libby Nicolay Up next in Chance Theater’s exciting...

Don’t Miss This SoCal Premiere Full of Community, Love, and Grit By Shannon Cudd The beloved story of a young woman named Laura Ingalls...

Return to Grovers Corners for the Ultimate Experience in Comfort Theater By Dana Hammer Many stage plays pride themselves on being edgy —...

Childhood Isn’t Magical — Except When it Is Childhood. It’s a time that many of us idealize. We remember a time when we didn’t have to...

Director Casey Garritano aims to create a ‘big-time show’ in an intimate space. By Eric Marchese Even the casual Southern California...

April 17, 2023 – Costa Mesa, California – Live theater was celebrated again on Monday night during the second OC Theatre Guild Awards...

Inspired by the remarkable life of a 12th Century visionary, this ambitious musical is decidedly contemporary By Joel Beers It took Anna...

Brand new comedy at Chance spotlights ownership and food appropriation By Libby Nicolay Chance Theater is excited to be continuing their...

Experience the Drama of an Awkward Dinner Party Without the Attendant Emotional Pain By Dana Hammer Breakups. Most of us have been...

The Stage Play it Always Should Have Been By Dana Hammer If you’re reading an article on a theater website, I will assume that you are...

Come for the Romance, Stay for the Feminism By Dana Hammer “Sense and Sensibility” is a classic romance, and it’s a classic for good...

WCP brings a timeless classic to their 62nd season By Libby Nicolay When young Anne Frank began hiding from the Nazis in her family’s...