The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The townspeople of Jocotepec and pilgrims from near and far will congregate over the next two weeks to reaffirm their Christian faith and manifest devotion to the local spiritual patron El Señor del Monte (The Lord of the Mount).
The droll and dry former stand-up comic Michael McLaughlin is effusive, practically effervescent as he describes the features of “Song and Dance Lip Sync 8.”
For folks hankering to ring in 2016 with a bang, the Chapala government has lined up its first Festival del Año Nuevo for Thursday, December 31, starting around 10 p.m. at the Fuente de Pescadores, Avenida Madero at Paseo Ramón Corona.
A high quality production of Pulitzer Prize winner “Glengarry Glen Ross” – which will bring a nearly all-female cast to the classic play and film noted for their heavyweight all-male lineups – is set to open Tuesday, January 5, at Jayme Littlejohn’s Bravo! Theatre in west Ajijic.
The Auditorio de la Ribera has once again unveiled La Historia de la Salvación, a one-of-a-kind take on traditional Mexican nativities.
The big “rumor” going around town is that audiences are just loving Lakeside Little Theatre’s third play of the season.
Ajijic musician and composer Victor Manuel Medeles was a fellow of the State Council for Culture and the Arts (CECA) when he was commissioned by the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA) to create a center for musical education on the banks of Lake Chapala. He founded the non-profit Centro Regional de Estudios Musicales music academy (CREM) in 1990.