This year marks the 74th anniversary of the community musical variety show.
The Cabaret Follies of Lower Columbia return to Longview's Columbia Theatre March 24 and 25 for their "2023 Cabaret: A Night to Remember."
The adult comedy-drama is called "In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)." Yes, it’s that kind of vibrator, which in the 1880s (when this play is set) was designed for medical use only.
LCC students are putting on a free show.
Carlene Salazar is featured at Broadway Gallery in Longview this month. Plus, the Southwest Washington Symphony is set to play Sunday to celebrate Longview’s centennial.
Upcoming events include a comedy and punk night at the Regent, and a swing pianist concert at the Columbia Theatre.
Photographs of Washington state and Oregon by Ronda Lutz Photography are on display at the Longview Public Library's gallery through January.
The play opens Friday at Stageworks Northwest.
Photographs of Washington state and Oregon by Ronda Lutz Photography are on display at the Longview Public Library's gallery through January.
The January guest artists at Broadway Gallery in Longview are Kory and Rachel Dollar of Marvelous Mosaics in Rainier.
First things first: Anastasia is a Disney princess.
Actress Christy Altomare talks about what it’s like to play a Disney princess in “Disney Princesses” coming to the Sioux City Orpheum Theatre this weekend.
Actor Connor Barr talks about what its like to play Charlie Brown in “A Charlie Brown Christmas” which is coming to the Orpheum Theater.
Stageworks Northwest’s holiday offering, which opens Friday, isn’t your standard Christmas show — there are no sugar plums, no ghosts, no carols, no leg lamps. But this lighthearted mystery farce, “The Game’s Afoot: or Holmes for the Holidays,” delivers the Christmas gift of laughter for all ages.
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The fast-paced holiday comedy, "A Nice Family Gathering," a play by Phil Olson, plays Nov. 25-Dec. 11 at Love Street Playhouse in Woodland.
A 17-year-old violinist — who has already performed for the Seattle Symphony and National Public Radio’s “Tiny Desk” — is taking the stage this weekend with dozens of area musicians in the Southwest Washington Symphony.
The Columbia Theatre has stood in downtown Longview for 97 years. In theory, that’s plenty of time for restless spirits to take up residence.
The murder mystery, “Miss Holmes,” a play by Christopher M. Walsh, plays Oct. 7-23 at Love Street Playhouse in Woodland.
A fundraiser to help Lower Columbia College students overcome financial burdens and finish their degrees surpassed its goal by nearly $4,000.
Teddee Paterson sat in a pool of natural light Tuesday in the front of the Community Arts Workshop studio as she packaged reprints of her paintings and prepared for her upcoming art show.
NEW YORK -- You can’t really call “Girl From the North Country” a jukebox musical, even though it features more than a dozen Bob Dylan songs.
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NEW YORK -- “Company,” like several shows arriving this year, had expected to be on Broadway in 2020. It shut down, however, and didn’t make its debut until December.
There are two Michael Jacksons on Broadway this year.
NEW YORK -- You won’t find a more creative new show than “A Strange Loop.” Bubbling with ideas, humor and jaw-dropping candor, it’s a musical that challenges most conventions and dismisses others.
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“Hamilton” opened the door for more musical history lessons. Now “Six” is taking full advantage.
When A.J. Shively studied musical theater in college, directors usually put him in the back row of production numbers so he wouldn’t draw focus.
Dancers with the Higher Ground Dance Studio in Longview present “Alice in Wonderland” at 2 and 6:30 p.m. June 4 at the Columbia Theatre Association for the Performing Arts, 1231 Vandercook Way, Longview.
In 1941, Americans needed a diversion from their worries about the potential of being drawn into a world war — and Broadway met that need with “Arsenic and Old Lace,” a quirky black comedy about sweet little old ladies with a deadly interpretation of “charity begins at home.” The play was a …