All photos by Doug Catiller, True Image Studio
Written by Alina Mae Wilson
A Charlie Brown Christmas is now playing over at the Chance Theater in Anaheim. Even though I’m not a big Peanuts fan, halfway through this 45-minute show, I found myself a little charmed and even somewhat invested in the story. Add in the smiling faces of the children in the audience and I consider this a worthy holiday treat for young ones and avid fans of the franchise.
One of Cinderella’s enduring qualities is its adaptability. The fairy tale about a girl and her glass slippers has been told in novels, films — animated and live-action — and of course musicals. Theater legends Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II adapted Cinderella into a musical for television in 1957 (starring Julie Andrews in the title role). Afterwards, it made the transition to stage show, becoming a popular production in the process. Continue Reading
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Cinderella was outstanding, one of the best shows at the Rose Center. Tanni Bridenball as Cinderella...
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ShowI just found this review. I played Jimmy Early. Thank you for these kind words. I can’t wait til t...
ShowThis is an absolutely stunning 24 minute long production found near the entrance between Toon Town a...
ShowCinderella was outstanding, one of the best shows at the Rose Center. Tanni Bridenball as Cinderella...
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