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Close to five years ago, Glenda Rogers began collaborating with a few of the finer artists in the area to do art shows together. That collaboration developed into a spectacular fine art group known as Art Show Amigas.
Canadian-born, Brooklyn-based comedian Ophira Eisenberg, hailed by New York Magazine as “one of the top ten comics funny people find funny,” is bringing her sharp wit and acclaimed storytelling to Ajijic’s The BRAVO! for three shows this month.
Prepare for an afternoon of uproarious theater with “Durang and Deranged,” a dazzling showcase of plays that deliver gut-busting comedy. Featuring a sharp scene from Christopher Durang’s “Beyond Therapy,” two hilarious David Ives gems — “Sure Thing” and “Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread” — plus a witty car ride between two guys, and a chaotic supermarket showdown, this is a masterclass in hilarity.
Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) hosts the second production of its current opera season with Puccini’s La Bohème, arguably the world’s most popular opera, on Sunday and Monday, November 23 and 24, 4 p.m.
It looks like Lakeside Little Theatre is two for two with Season 61!
“The Tin Woman” by Sean Grennan is a well-acted drama that shows us novel and complicated facets of universal human truths. Collette Clavadetscher directs the play, which features both veteran and new actors.
CREM Music School in Ajijic is celebrating 35 years of teaching music to children and youth of the Ribera de Chapala with a dinner concert on Friday, November 14, at La Nueva Posada, Donato Guerra 9 in Ajijic.
Join Las Voces del Lago for an afternoon of joyful harmonies and cherished traditions at Ring the Bells!, a festive concert under the direction of Ken Turner, with Ismael Peña and Robert Thieme. Enjoy timeless favorites like “Carol of the Bells” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” alongside inspiring selections such as “Believe” and “Carry the Light.”