The Guadalajara Reporter
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Lakeside little Theatre made a bold choice in selecting the adapted version of Henrik Ibsen’s “Ghosts”and it certainly paid off. With entertaining performances from the actors, notable dedication from the director and a highly impressive set design, this play was well worth seeing.
I would like to share a few thoughts with you related to the upcoming concert “The Golden Flute” to be presented in Villa Wilshere on Wednesday, February 20, which I am very much looking forward to attending, partly because of the unique program and partly because of the wonderful musicians who will be playing it.
The 17th edition of Ajijic’s vibrant music festival, the Northern Lights Festival de Febrero, is on the horizon.
Everybody knows Joni Mitchell. The Canadian artist’s sensitive, complex songs are classics. They provided the soundtrack for pivotal moments in many of our lives. Poignant, inventive, real and raw, Mitchell is a true legend. As such, it takes a remarkable talent to bring her music alive on stage.
The 11th annual Lip Sync show returns to the Auditorio de la Ribera under the capable direction of Michael McLaughlin — his ninth production.
n the world of shipbuilding, “keel” refers to the main structural member and backbone of a ship or boat.
Jim Tipton, who died on May 16, 2018, was a much loved writer and poet at Lakeside. His last published book, “The Alphabet of Longing and Other Poems,” is a slim volume in which he poetically describes 13 years of living in the high desert mesa of Colorado, with his dog as his only companion.
