BY CARY GINELL This weekend we visited with Lindero Canyon Middle School drama teacher Raymond Saar, who is directing the school's production of Bye, Bye Birdie. The show will be staged at the…
BY CARY GINELL Today we conclude our interview with original Annie producer Irwin Meyer from a few weeks ago. VCOS: What did you think of the recent motion picture version of Annie?…
REVIEW BY CARY GINELL In Evan Smith's program bio for The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised], it reads, "Evan Patrick Smith has never performed any Shakespeare, and he's still not…
BY KRISTOPHER KYER Having just returned from a six-week stint in the Boston area, directing, starring, and building sets and props for a big production of Chitty Chitty Bang…
BY CARY GINELL When the curtain on High Street Arts Center's current production of Annie came up on opening night February 6, sitting in the audience was Irwin Meyer. Meyer was one…
REVIEW BY CARY GINELL Stomp, which played a limited engagement for two nights last week at the Fred Kavli Theater, is probably the most unusual show to ever hit Broadway.…
BY CARY GINELL Continuing our freewheeling talk with producer Quentin Garzon and co-hosts Andrew Metzger and Sarah Watkins regarding the upcoming Following the Mouse revue. VCOS: So, Andrew and Sarah, how…
BY CARY GINELL On Friday, February 27, local performer Quentin Garzon (who we last saw in Conejo Players' production of Shrek) is producing a revue of songs from Disney productions titled…
BY CARY GINELL Louis Pardo and Ashley Fox Linton star in the Rubicon Theatre Company's new production of Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years. We caught up with Louis and…
REVIEW BY CARY GINELL Moonlight and Magnolias is playwright Ron Hutchinson's dramatic conjecture about what might have happened behind closed doors during the creation of the most talked about motion…