The Guadalajara Reporter
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Lakeside Little Theatre opens the second production of its 61st season, “The Tin Woman,” on Friday, November 7.
Written by Sean Grennan, “The Tin Woman” is based on the true story of a young woman who unexpectedly needs a heart transplant. Afterward, she decides to contact the donor’s family.
What could be more charming and innocent than four refined women of the 1960s who, for decades, have been baking cakes, pies, muffins and cobblers to raise money for their “special” causes? Enter the world of the Morning Glory Baking Circle for Revolutionary Self-defense.
“Did you, Lizzie? Lizzie, did you?” Lizzie Borden will not say. Acquitted of the brutal murders of her father and stepmother, for ten years Miss Lizzie has held her tongue. Will she finally tell the tale?
The Lake Chapala Fine Artists Guild is thrilled to announce their return to the iconic Centro para la Cultura y las Artes de la Ribera (CCAR) for their fourth collective exhibition at this venue.
Lakeside Little Theatre’s 61st season is off to a rousing start! “Menopause, The Musical” played from October 3 to 12 with a cast of eight talented women. We could not have asked for a funnier or more entertaining start to the season.
Monday, October 27, 4 p.m., Lakeside Little Theatre will inaugurate its 2025-26 opera season with a screening of New York’s Metropolitan Opera’s acclaimed production of Vincenzo Bellini’s “La Sonnambula.”
A special evening of blues and fine dining is set for Friday, October 17, as the Escarabajo Blues Band brings a heartfelt tribute to Chicago blues legends to Casa del Sol Inn in Ajijic. While some may try to chase the blues away, this band is leading the celebration of them, one visceral note at a time.
