‘The Odd Couple’ (female version) concludes the Neil Simon Summer
Florence Unger and Olive Madison are the mismatched roommates in this version of Neil Simon’s hilarious contemporary comic classic, “The Odd Couple” – with a decidedly female twist.
The Guadalajara Reporter
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Florence Unger and Olive Madison are the mismatched roommates in this version of Neil Simon’s hilarious contemporary comic classic, “The Odd Couple” – with a decidedly female twist.
One of Lakeside’s favorite events returns for the third year in a row: the BRAVO’s annual 10 Minute Play Festival. And as of 2026, the BRAVO now represents Mexico globally in the prestigious Short+Sweet International Festival, which presents short play festivals around the world.
Legendary Mexican female composers will be honored at a gala concert scheduled for Friday, September 18 at the Centro para las Artes y la Cultural de la Ribera (CCAR) in La Floresta. The program, arranged by singer/songwriter/pianist/voice instructor and music scholar Juanita Ulloa, will showcase the works of María Grever, Consuelo Velázquez and Ema Elena Valdelamar.
The Artists of Lake Chapala (Artistas del Lago de Chapala) are thrilled to announce the return of their popular Art Markets for a third season, kicking off on Saturday, September 19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Centro para la Cultura y las Artes de la Ribera (the auditorium in La Floresta).
The Lake Chapala Orchestra (LCO)’s next afternoon concert, “Blowing in the Wind,” will take place on Saturday, September 12, 4 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Riberas del Pilar.
Casa del Sol Inn & Gallery opens an exciting exhibit of engravings and oil paintings by Colombian artist Luis Fernando Uribe on Friday, September 4.
Rezzonante Producciones presents the Guglielmo Santimone Quartet at the Ajijic Hotel Garden of Dreams, Saturday, September 12, 6 p.m., marking the Mexico (and Ajijic) debut of Italian pianist and composer Guglielmo Santimone. He is joined by Italian saxophonist Giovanni Cigui; Argentine-born, Mexico City-based drummer Pedro Cervera; and Mexican bassist Benjamín García.