Events for November 22, 2019

Andrew Lloyd Weber's take on the rise and fall of Eva Peron and her effect on the history of Argentina has lots of drama and great tunes. Some subtle commentary on the state of politics and how nations change. http://westernstage.com Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30, Sundays at 2:00.

The Western Stage is presenting the story of Eva Peron as interpreted by Andrew Lloyd Weber. You won't have to cry for Argentina because you will enjoy this production so much. (Full disclosure; I have friends in the production.) Saturdays and Fridays 7:30 and Sundays at 2:00. http://westernstage.com

What is Dr. Frankenstein was a woman? What is the creature was made of woman's bodies? What if the creature could remember the lives of the people who lent their parts to her body? Interesting if not kinda creepy. You can immerse yourself in an evening of theater asking these questions. http://arts.ucsc.edu

This play was recently made into a TV show and here it is in its original form. A 60's radical owns a donut shop and hires a young neighborhood resident who challenges his middle-aged thinking. Check the website for times and days http://mpctheatreco.com

The great songs and dances of this play continue to delight audiences. How can you resist the humor and pathos of Cellblock Tango? Come out and enjoy  night of good musical. Check the website for details about times and dates.   http://pacrep.org

All things Frankensteinian are featured here. Science, ethics, horror, culture, art, and historical will be addressed here. In cooperation with the production of Frankenstein Project this will address how the story by Mary Shelley has continued to play through each era in its own way. Pity it is so long after Halloween, think of the […]