The Guadalajara Reporter
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There were only three weeks of rehearsals before opening night on October 3, when Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) President Peter Luciano informed director Roseann Wilshere that “God of Carnage” could not go ahead, because LLT had failed to obtain performance rights.
Yes! It’s “that time of year” again and Lakeside’s immensely popular choir, Los Cantantes del Lago, is already busy planning its upcoming season, details of which can be found via its website and social media pages.
The September meeting and competition of the Culinary Arts Society of Ajijic (CASA) featured Lebanese or Turkish main dishes and berry desserts.
Lakeside singer Lupita Jimenez is doing double duty this week with two traditional performances.
Lakeside residents got a sample of what the International Mariachi Festival is all about with two very distinct musical troupes appearing on stage Saturday, September 6 at the Auditorio de la Ribera.
A large audience of classical music lovers listened in rapt delight to the enchanting music of the gifted Medina-Gracián Guitar Duo, presented by ¡Viva la Musica! at the Auditorio de la Ribera on Sunday, August 31.
Lakeside Little Theatre’s 50th season is off to a great start with the bittersweet and sentimental comedy, “The Last Romance,” expertly directed by Ann Swiston.
