Ride the Cyclone opened at the Selma Arts Center this past weekend. The experience of this show begins before you even sit down in your seat as you are led through a tunnel up to the on-stage seating.
If you’ve ever felt the dance fever caused by the Miami Sound Machine and Gloria Estefan, be prepared to tap your toes a lot when you go to the Selma Arts Center production of On Your Feet, the biographical jukebox musical running through July 2.
That first night opened the door … to what, exactly, she wasn’t quite sure. But that was the night it all began—the rappings on the walls, the floorboards that creaked under invisible feet.
She Kills Monsters hit the Selma Arts Center stage this weekend with swords, elves, dungeon masters, and fun! Recently I have been drawn in by the Dungeons and Dragons community on TikTok so when I saw that this play involved Dungeons and Dragons I had to see it.
Oedipus El Rey will be opening this weekend at the Selma Arts Center (SAC). We took a moment to chat with the show’s director Rodolfo Robles Cruz recently to learn more!
There is “Magic to Do” at the Selma Arts Center, where the most-unusual musical Pippin is playing through October 22.
This Friday The SpongeBob Musical opens at the Selma Arts Center after having been postponed earlier due to the pandemic. We took a moment to chat about the show with the show’s director Dominic Grijalva, and the actor playing SpongeBob, Jonathan Padilla.
This weekend The Dancing School in Selma is celebrating 50 years in business. We recently chatted with owner and director Beth Zobian about the school and its history.
The past month and a half has been like a vacation. I have not been taking many cats, and I must say, I really needed the break. With the hustle and bustle of the holidays, settling my father’s estate, and the vet being on vacation, it just seemed like the right time to pull back a bit. Not to say that I didn’t stay busy! I continued to TNR right up until the vet left on December 22. A very nice couple in Clovis hired me to trap the three cats living on their large property.
Bethany Byrd started 5 Stones Open Door after seeing five of her friends die as a result of abuse. That abuse took several forms over the years, each of which is addressed by the non-profit organization she founded several years ago. They became the five stones of an outreach to people whose lives have been touched by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
