The Guadalajara Reporter
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Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) will open the final production of its 61st season, “The Woman in Black,” written by Stephen Mallatratt and directed by Paul Kloegman, on Friday, April 3.
“Presence, Shared Encounters from Mexico,” an exhibit featuring photographs by Xill Fessenden and sculptures by Moises Perez Solis, is adorning the entrance and dining areas of Casa del Sol Inn.
The American School Foundation of Guadalajara (ASFG) stages Art Fest 2026 on Saturday, March 7 on its spacious outdoor grounds in Colonia Providencia.
The next two screenings in the “Movies That Matter” Film Festival applaud courageous individuals who stood up for their and others’ rights. The series continues on Sundays and Thursdays at 2 p.m. throughout March at the Cine+Lago Theater at Plaza Bugambilias in Ajijic.
Two rival arms negotiators … a global stalemate of nuclear proportions … a lush, quiet woods outside Geneva.
¿If there are still any tickets available for Lakeside Little Theatre’s “Something Rotten,” you should grab them. Just when it seems that the theater has attempted something too ambitious, they manage to pull it off. Director Tim Johnson and Music Director Robert Thieme bring together a talented cast of actors, singers, dancers and musicians in a joyous and hilarious revel.
Music lovers and the musically curious alike are invited to a fun-filled multimedia talk, “Who Needs a Conductor,” on March 12 at 3 p.m. at St. Andrews Anglican Church, San Lucas 19 in Riberas del Pilar.
This engaging presentation, given by Michael Reason, pulls back the curtain on one of classical music’s most fascinating figures: the orchestra conductor.