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Is it a comedy or a political thriller? “Recipe,” currently playing at the Bravo! Theatre, can’t seem to make up its mind … which is a good thing.
The play, directed by Suki O’Brien and Randy Warren, is funny enough to keep you entertained and has plenty of shocking (and not so funny) twists to make you think.
The Voz al Viento workshop, located next door to the popular Viva Mexico restaurant in San Juan Cosala, doesn’t attract many expat visitors.
“Many don’t even notice it’s here,” says artist Isidro “Chivo” Xilonzochitl Camarena.
Marshall Krantz moved to Lakeside with his wife and two-year-old son in 1999 from Massachusetts, where he had been a high school teacher and college professor for 40 years.
Bare Stage Theatre produced the play “Blood Relations” by Sharon Pollock on October 24, 25 and 26. Directed by Roxanne Rosenblatt, the subject of the play is the well-known story of Lizzie Borden.
In 1892, she was accused (and later acquitted) of killing her father and stepmother with an axe. No other person was ever held accountable for the crimes and speculation haunted Lizzie throughout her lifetime, and continues to this day.
This holiday season, Las Voces del Lago invites you to experience the spirit of the season with Ring the Bells!—a luminous celebration of music and community. Featuring the artistry of the chamber choir Nova Lux, the Women’s Chorus, and the large mixed chorus, the concert weaves together beloved carols and sparkling new arrangements that capture the magic of Christmas.
Are they little old ladies in a baking club, or Marxist revolutionaries? Or both?
That is the central question in the radically funny play “Recipe,” opening October 31 at The BRAVO! Theatre.
Luis Sanchez, a cast member of “Malinche The Musical” and former principal singer for Mariachi Real Axixic, will return to his roots for a one-night concert at the Lake Chapala Society on Tuesday, November 4.
