Theatre

The Lightning Thief–The Percy Jackson Musical On Stage at the Reedley Opera House

by Terrance McArthur


The Gods of Olympus! Titans! Monsters! Centaurs! Medusa! Furies! Hades! Minotaurs! Ares! Stolen Lightning! Charon! Satyrs!
It’s not a quiz for Greek Mythology 101. It’s The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical, a lively journey through a modern-day world where ancient gods (and their part-mortal children) and monsters battle for survival, a River City Theatre Company production now playing at the Reedley Opera House through October 13.

The Village Barn Playhouse in Kingsburg

by Lorie Lewis Ham


Covering local theatre has always been an important part of what KRL does and we love uncovering something new. Recently, we had the chance to interview Cheryl Carlson, who is the founder and Artistic Director for one of the newer theatre companies in the area, The Village Barn Playhouse in Kingsburg.

School of Rock Presented by Encore Theater in Tulare

byMichael J. Newman


Are you tired of listening to the Man and looking for a kick-ass way to enjoy some free time? Then get ready to rock with Encore Theater’s production of School of Rock - The Musical, running September 27th through October 12. And you’d better get your tickets fast because this show is hot and selling out quickly!

Our Town On Stage at 2nd Space

by Terrance McArthur


Want to know about small-town life in the early 1900s? Want to contemplate love, marriage, life, and loss? Want to care about characters in a classic drama played by wonderful actors? Get yourself down to the Good Company Players’ 2nd Space Theatre to see Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer-winning Our Town, playing through October 6.

Outward Bound Presented by the Kings Players in Hanford

by Hugh Munro Neely


Kings Players will present Outward Bound a drama by British actor/playwright Sutton Vane, as their next production, opening for three weekends on August 23, 2024 at the Temple Theater, 514 Visalia Street in Hanford. “It’s a very unusual play, sort of a supernatural mystery,” says director Hugh Munro Neely, “very thoughtful but also very funny much of the time. It gets its humor from its quirky characters.”

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