The Guadalajara Reporter
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Following the success Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) has enjoyed in bringing London’s National Theatre Live, The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet to Ajijic, the next milestone will be screening Broadway stage productions in the culturally active village.
Lakeside Little Theatre’s current production, “Death and the Maiden,” is not an enchanting, feel-good play, but one that gives a glimpse of the reality many throughout the world suffer under the hands of a cruel police state.
Toronto’s Kevin Levesque brings his Miss Conception drag queen persona to lakeside once again with his new show Immaculate Collection, Saturday, January 21, 6 p.m. at the Auditorio de la Ribera.
This weekend marks the first screening of the eighth Annual Ajijic Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation.
Guido Basso, Canada’s acclaimed trumpet and flugelhorn artist, returns to lakeside next month for an exciting follow-up to the Jazz Greats concerts that wowed local audiences back in 2014.
A standing-room-only crowd showed up Friday, December 2 at the Centro Cultural de Ajijic to obtain autographed copies of “Mexican Kaleidoscope,” the latest book by accomplished author Tony Burton.
The Centro Regional de Estudios Musicales (CREM) children’s orchestra will perform Vivaldi’s “Gloria” Saturday, December 17, 7 p.m. at the Auditorio de la Ribera.
Several young musicians among the 12-piece orchestra will give solo performances, accompanied by the Victor Manuel Medeles Orchestra, which is composed of CREM staff and a few other professional musicians.
