REVIEW: ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ Live
What’s the buzz on this live TV Musical? On Sunday, April 1, NBC broadcasted a staged concert version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1970 rock opera “Jesus Christ
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/ 04/01/2018
The Musical ‘Book of Mormon’
Get ready to don your temple garments and Sunday best for the musical that won nine Tony awards. “You simply won’t believe” how much this musical will change
‘Love, Simon’ Review: Gay Teen Romance
A touching love story that is moving, sensitive and a complete winner. There has been some recent high points of gay cinema on the indie circuit. The Oscars
Spring break episodes of Netflix
Spring break and the vernal equinox represent a time of renewal, rejuvenation, and revival, but before you look forward, start your week off with a spoonful of nostalgia
‘Black Panther’ gashes records
Director Ryan Coogler’s “Black Panther” slashed multiple box office records following its theater debut on Feb. 16, earning $235 million during its opening weekend. “Black Panther” proves the
Saddleback Arts kicks of the holidays with ‘A Feast of Lights’
Saddleback College’s Choir and Symphony performed “A Feast of Lights” in the McKinney Theatre from Dec. 1 to Dec. 3. This holiday concert kicked off December with different
Tony Award-winning “Assassins” takes center stage at Saddleback
The Department of Theatre Arts at Saddleback College presents “Assassins,” on Dec. 1st-10th in the Studio Theatre. A book by John Weidman, from an idea by Charles Gilbert
Putrid Poetry Party presents plethora of pedantic poems
The Saddleback College English department welcomed all English majors, undeclared majors, and bookworms alike to their second annual Putrid Poetry Party. Faculty and staff read the unintentional but
Saddleback’s Wind Ensemble delivers a flawless first performance of the season
Saddleback’s Wind Ensemble takes the stage at the McKinney Theatre on the night of Friday October 6 for their first concert of the year titled October Winds. Conducted
‘Blade Runner 2049’ stays true to it’s roots while forging a new path for the future of sequels
Hollywood has been awash in uncreative and repetitive sequels designed to distract moviegoers with computer-generated imagery (CGI), quick cuts and their formulaic plots in order to rake in
‘IT’ awakens, making audiences laugh more than scream
Clowns suck. It has never been a great idea to wear strange makeup and show up to parties acting extremely creepy, yet we still make movies about them.
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/ 09/06/2017
SPOILERS! “Game of Thrones” recap for dummies
Alas, the prophecy is holding true… for the most part. In last weeks season seven finale of George R.R. Martin’s critically acclaimed “Game of