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The annual Ajijic Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation, returns on Sunday, January 4, for its 16th season of bringing quality films with Jewish themes to the Lakeside community.
Suspended in the air, diving headfirst to the concrete below, the statue of a silver male swimmer now decorates the front and greets passersby at Ajijic’s Casa Del Sol.
Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) will stage “The Father,” a captivating drama which almost defies description, January 16 through 25.
There’s no people like show people! When a cast member fell ill, her understudy took over. Then, the understudy got injured, unable to perform. Out of actors and time, The BRAVO! was forced to cancel “Sylvia,” its upcoming show. What then to offer its audience in December?
Lakeside Little Theatre’s production of Noël Coward’s “Blithe Spirit” is an entertaining romp, if you are in the mood for something like that. And who isn’t? Directed by Monnie King and the late Peter King, the show features a combination of LLT veterans and newcomers.
Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) hosts the third of its eight-production New York Met opera season, Richard Strauss’ acclaimed “Arabella,” Monday, December 22, 4 p.m.
Bare Stage will close out the year with “I Hate Hamlet,” a sparkling, supernatural romantic comedy bursting with wit, heart and theatrical mischief.