Granite Bay High Hosts Area Premiere of ‘The Unfortunates’
by Chris Narloch. Photos by Gage Phillips.
Local college and even high school productions can be a fun and inexpensive way to check out exciting new productions and talented, emerging young performers.
In that spirit, I urge you to see ‘The Unfortunates,’ an acclaimed new play having its amateur world premiere production – and its first Sacramento area production – next week, courtesy of Granite Bay High School.
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The One and Only Alan Cumming Is Coming to Mondavi
by Colt McGraw
Alan Cumming is a shape-shifting trickster, as enthralling and nimble with Shakespeare as he is with show tunes.
Star of stage (“Cabaret”), screen (“Burlesque”) and television (“The Good Wife”), the Scottish wild man will make a rare Northern California appearance this Friday, March 31st at the Mondavi Center in Davis.
“Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs” is an eclectic, wildly entertaining mix of intimate stories, from the sentimental to the sassy, and witty reinterpretations of pop songs and stage classics.
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Show Your Support for Lavender Courtyard
Commentary by Rachel Iskow
As you may know, Mutual Housing purchased the land at 16th and F, the future home of the Sacramento region’s first LGBT welcoming senior affordable housing community.
We also have commitments of funding from some generous sources (see below).
However, our application to the State of California’s Cap and Trade program was not accepted for funding.
MTT & Audra McDonald Celebrate Symphony Pride
If you can make it over to the City by the Bay on the evening of Tuesday, April 4, you will be treated to an incomparable collaboration between the San Francisco Symphony, led by conductor Michael Tilson Thomas (MTT), and six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald.
Symphony Pride, a special concert celebrating the Bay Area’s spirit of inclusion and diversity with a focus on the voices of the LGBTQ community, will feature works by LGBTQ musical mavericks that MTT has championed throughout his career, including Lou Harrison, Henry Cowell, Meredith Monk and John Cage.
ArtMix, Movies and More at the Crocker
by Chris Narloch
The Crocker is the place to be this spring, with a sexy new exhibit entitled Forbidden Fruit that showcases the exquisite contemporary porcelain sculpture of Chris Antemann.
That isn’t all there is to see at the museum, however. I recommend you not miss the Crocker’s rare theater screening of the classic 1985 movie Brazil as well as the next ArtMix, which has a Japanese theme.
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