Disney’s The Little Mermaid is docked at the Civic Theater this week and judging from the reactions of the kids in the audience watching Ariel (Diana Huey), Sebastian (Melvin Abston) and Scuttle (Jamie Torcellini) come to life, it’s going to make a big splash here in San Diego. The story
With the frenetic action scenes and the original cast saving the day, the film will satisfy fans until part 3 rolls around.
Even with an impressive cast, you’ll want to skip this wedding.
Director Andy Muschietti brings originality to an aging story and when it’s over, we’re already salivating for part 2.
Lovely and wonderful are two words that can best describe the touring production of ‘An American in Paris’
McGinley talks about Stan and the tiny moment that anchored last season, his time on Broadway and more!
“When the reason for doing anything is powerful enough, you will find a way to make things happen,” says Tabatabai
Patricia Dombrowski (Danielle Macdonald) is an aspiring hip hop artist who goes by the name of Killa P or Patti Cake$.
“I think Dana said, ‘I don’t know how I’m going to get you out of this.'” – Janet Varney
“I like being the weird guy that comes in and goes out. My acting career, I tend to be their weird guy that comes in and goes out.” – Dana Gould
“I think who we are as actors, we can’t have an objective perspective. When you’re directed by someone who is incredible, they have the ability to see it and explain it and bring you to it.”
As a showcase for Deborah Cox’s amazing voice, The Bodyguard is well worth a visit.
Chuck isn’t a sad take on a forgotten story. It’s about the insanity of the American dream
Women at War, actor/director Rebecca Johannsen’s show about women in the US Army’s Female Engagement Team, had it’s first full reading at San Diego’s Ion theatre.
“You audition, get cast and two days later, you’re in Chicago. That’s kind of how it happened.” – Mekia Cox on Her ‘Chicago Med’ Audition
With outstanding performances, a beautiful set and lighting design, Finding Neverland should easily put a smile on your face.
Ghost in the Shell is so visually stunning, that if you plan to check it out, it’s got to be viewed on an IMAX screen.
It’s a powerful story, no doubt but one that feels squeezed into the 2-hour movie format.
The fights between Kong and the lizard-like creatures are every kids dream.
Smits chats about his role and working with “pro to the max’ Gerald McRaney, who plays his father on the show.
