by Harry Duke * Community theaters love Ken Ludwig. Since he first hit it big with his Tony-winning farce Lend Me A Tenor, Ludwig’s farcical takes on the world of Agatha Christie (Murder on the Orient Express), Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Baskerville, a Sherlock Holmes Mystery), and even George and Ira Gershwin (Crazy for You)…
My guests on the 10/09/25 “Theatre Thursday” segment on The Drive on 95.5 were Thomas Gibson and Max Chittister from the Cloverdale Performing Arts Center production of Clue. The show based on the popular 1985 movie opens in Cloverdale on October 17 and runs at the CPAC through November 2. Click below to listen: **********…
My guests on the 07/03/25 “Theatre Thursday” segment on The Drive on 95.5 were Rebecca West and Lynn Stevenson from the Cloverdale Performing Arts Center production of The Sugar Bean Sisters. The show opens in Cloverdale on July 12 and runs through July 27. Click below to listen: ********** Click HERE for more information on…
Mounting a production of a little-known play in these pandemic and inflationary-influenced times is something of a risk for most theater companies. Audiences have yet to return in full-force to live theatre, so a significant leap of faith is required to produce material that has little to no track record. Healdsburg’s Raven Players and the…
My guests on the Wednesday, October 6 theatre segment on KSRO’s The Drive with Steve Jaxon were director Beulah Vega and actor Martin Gilbertson from the Cloverdale Performing Arts Center production of The Beard of Avon. Click below to listen: ***********
North Bay Stage and Screen 