The University of La Verne Department of Theater Arts presented a student-directed production of “Dracula,” adapted from the Bram Stoker book, last week in Dailey Theatre.
Ophelia's Jump’s production of “Black Super Hero Magic Mama” by Inda Craig-Galván, which opened Saturday, explores the grief of an African American mother after her son is killed by a white police officer. In it the mother withdraws from the real world into a fantasy world where she is a superhero.
The University’s Theater Department production of “Working! A Musical” opened April 21 at the Dailey Theatre on the main campus and had its final show Sunday.
Every weekday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Dailey Theatre, a group of University of La Verne theater students have been rehearsing for “Working! A Musical.”
The Candlelight Pavilion, a dinner theater in Claremont, will close its doors permanently on March 20 after 37 years, which included productions of "Cats," "My Fair Lady" and Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story," among many others.