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in: A&E / 03/19/2009 / by: Archive

“A Funny Thing Happened” is a Latin-lover’s panacea

Kayla Roth, guest contributor In the spirit of Roman comedy, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” opened with laughs and amusement. The Stephen Sondheim

in: A&E / 03/10/2009 / by: Archive

Saddleback fine arts faculty get their time to shine

ABOUT FACE (Joseph Espiritu) Kseny Boklan At the Saddleback College Fine Arts Faculty Exhibition, visitors are able to absorb a wide variety of mixed media art pieces created

in: Reviews / 03/10/2009 / by: Archive

Entice rocks out at Chain Reaction

Entice’s dedicated fans enjoy their show at Chain Reaction. (Andrew Bennett) Katie Widner An eclectic mix of music enthusiasts adorned with everything from leopard tights and cowboy boots

in: A&E / 03/04/2009 / by: Archive

Voice students get one-on-one advise from master

Patrice Michaels works with soprano Elise Ybarra. (Claire Cote) Claire Cote Those lucky enough to attend the Vocal Master Class with guest instructor Patrice Michaels, soprano, last Wednesday

in: Reviews / 02/22/2009 / by: Archive

Hoffman, Thompson find love in ‘Last Chance Harvey’

W. K. Ballard What is success? What matters in the realm of the human experience? And if you were down to your very last chance, what exactly would

in: A&E, Reviews / 02/20/2009 / by: Archive

Christina Dietz proves she’s on the way to the top

Christina Dietz (Tim White) Christina Dietz waltzes around the lounge in the Blue Laguna casually mingling with the people who have gathered to see her perform. When she

in: A&E / 02/19/2009 / by: Archive

Theater students audition for prestigious award

Katie Widner The 41st annual Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for Region 8 was hosted by the Department of Theatre and Dance at California State University, Fullerton.

in: A&E / 02/19/2009 / by: Archive

For those about to rock, we salute you

Anna Gleason Calling all classic rock fans. Are you looking for something to shake up your solemn routine of listening to the same bands over and over again?

in: A&E / 02/19/2009 / by: Archive

“Noises Off” exposes nakedness with a side dish of British humor

Kseny Boklan Michael Frayn’s provocative but involving play, “Noises Off”, is now showcasing at Costa Mesa’s South Coast Repertory. Directed by Art Manke, it features a great cast

in: A&E / 02/11/2009 / by: Archive

Beyond Conception rocks it family style

BEYOND CONCEPTION (Joseph Espiritu/Lariat News) Tim White At some point in high school, a majority of us either participated in a rock band or know somebody who did.

in: A&E / 02/11/2009 / by: Archive

Slavic Duo delivers an afternoon delight at IVC

Natasha Kislenko, Alicja Dutkiewicz (Joseph Espiritu) Maryanne Shults Aptly titled “Slavic Duo,” two young native-Eastern Bloc musicians presented an afternoon concert of collaborative chamber music. An intimate group

in: Reviews / 02/10/2009 / by: Archive

Not exactly “Taken” away

Wesley Akers. Lariat contributor Paranoid parents are never a fun subject and can usually be dismissed as being overbearing. This is not the case in the new film

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