With Left of Oz, You definitely Know You Aren’t in Kansas Anymore
In the quiet fields of Kansas, dear Dorothy desperately wants to find love – in the arms of a woman! So with Aunt Emma’s blessing and her sidekicks in tow, she steps out on a musical comedy adventure.
Left of Oz follows Dorothy as she comes out to Aunt Emma and goes to San Francisco to seek out womanly love. Dorothy's sidekicks are the hippy chick and the leather butch, and along the way she falls for the soft butch samba teacher. Life is sweet, well, except for the witches and a naughty sorceress.
Broadway Sacramento Premieres Six Shows
The 2010-11 Broadway Sacramento season at the Community Center Theater will include six shows never before presented in the region, the first time in the 22-year history of the series that every presentation will be a Sacramento premiere.
The six-show season includes Disney's Broadway blockbuster "Mary Poppins," the Tony Award-winning best musical "In the Heights," the dance spectacular "Burn the Floor," the new Dolly Parton musical "9 to 5," Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein" and "Cirque Dreams Holidaze."
Shear Madness is Bang-Bang Funny
So, that last “do” didn’t come out quite the way you imagined, looking more Mo than Mohawk, and you’re thinking it’s time for a little revenge -- a little Shear Madness, perhaps?
Well, the Cosmopolitan Cabaret may have a saner – and definitely hilarious – alternative for you as they present "Shear Madness," the second production of their cutting edge 2010 season.
Brad Little in Concert to Benefit CMT
Brad Little, famous for his lead role in the Broadway tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera, will star in a benefit concert for California Musical Theatre alongside his wife Barbara McCulloh, on May 9, 2010 at the intimate Cosmopolitan Cabaret.
Little is also familiar to Sacramento audiences for his roles as Javert in Les Misérables and the title role in The Scarlet Pimpernel at Music Circus. McCulloh appeared on Broadway opposite Cathy Rigby in Peter Pan and as Mrs. Anna in The King and I, a role she also played at Music Circus.
Lambda Players Return to Queer Theatre with Opening Lines
It was 10 years ago that local film reviewer Tom Swanner decided to try his hand at being a playwright. An avid theatre-lover and former professional actor, he approached The Lambda Players and submitted his first script.
A few months later the play, Opening Lines, was playing to sold out houses. Now, on the 10th anniversary of its first reading, Opening Lines is once again taking the stage with an updated script, a cast of Lambda Players’ veteran actors and the return of director Matthew Burlingame (Sordid Lives, Hedwig) at the helm.
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