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A high quality production of Pulitzer Prize winner “Glengarry Glen Ross” – which will bring a nearly all-female cast to the classic play and film noted for their heavyweight all-male lineups – is set to open Tuesday, January 5, at Jayme Littlejohn’s Bravo! Theatre in west Ajijic.
The Auditorio de la Ribera has once again unveiled La Historia de la Salvación, a one-of-a-kind take on traditional Mexican nativities.
The big “rumor” going around town is that audiences are just loving Lakeside Little Theatre’s third play of the season.
Ajijic musician and composer Victor Manuel Medeles was a fellow of the State Council for Culture and the Arts (CECA) when he was commissioned by the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA) to create a center for musical education on the banks of Lake Chapala. He founded the non-profit Centro Regional de Estudios Musicales music academy (CREM) in 1990.
Let your holiday spirits get a large boost from the huge array of special events encompassed in the Festival Navideño organized by Chapala’s culture office and the monthly agenda of programs scheduled at the Jalisco Culture Ministry’s Auditorio de la Ribera.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27
Russian soprano Svetlana Ilchenko performs Russian and Ukrainian folk songs, French classics and other genres of music with piano accompaniment at St. Remy du Lac (at Casa Tres Leones). The four-course gala ginner, including a welcome cocktail, is at 6 p.m. with the concert beginning at 7 p.m.
Most of the dancing in Lakeside Little Theatre’s production of “Stepping Out” is absolutely terrible! And that’s exactly what director Ann Swiston intended!