Grand Jury art contest deadline nears
The Lake County Grand Jury invites Lake County young people aged six to 18 to submit their original artwork for inclusion in the Grand Jury report for 2015-2016. Entries must...
All Stories
‘South Pacific’ makes for enchanted evening
South Pacific opened on Broadway in 1949 and ran until 1954 — 1,925 performances. It was based on James Michener’s book, Tales of the South Pacific,and has several plot lines,...
Production is hilariously dark
I don’t often review theater preformed by young actors in school auditoriums. This one was greatly assisted behind the scenes by the able personnel of the Lake County Theatre Company...
Community theater needs a home
Although I made an appeal, and I thought a well-reasoned and sensible appeal, in an earlier edition, for a building for use as a theater in Lake County, I have...
‘Five Women’ more than a farce
I’ve always suspected that there is an intense interaction among women when they are together with no men present. I’ve read about it, and I admit to being a bit...
Theater Review: ”Cuckoo”s Nest” cast performs tricky balancing act
I went to opening night of the Lake County Theatre Company (LCTC) production of "One Flew Over The Cuckoo''s Nest." I went to see it without having seen the movie...
Music Fest to feature Lake County performers
LAKEPORT -- Winter Music Fest will feature 15 Lake County acts taking place Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at Soper Reese Community Theatre. Directed by Cindy...
Theater review: ?Miracle on 34th Street” is ambitious production
I don''t review plays that I don''t like or that have serious flaws, and I expected that "Miracle on 34th Street" would be one of those. I don''t care for...
Theater review: ?Earnest” offers good acting, good direction
There are some very good actors in Lake County and some good direction as well. You can see them at work in "The Importance of Being Earnest." It is exciting...
Theater Review: ?Congress” funny and entertaining
Although the calculated inactivity of Congress is the basis for the Lake County Theatre Company (LCTC) current presentation of "Congress, You''re Fired!," it isn''t a particularly political play. Like the...
