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Performing View-Merry New Year!
Performing View By Kaye Osborn Merry New Year! It’s time to welcome in 2012 with a theatrical performance. I hope you were able to catch Prospect Theater’s musical Jacques Brel is Alive and Living in Paris! It was simply mesmerizing! The staging, the performers, the musicians and the songs were captivating. Sure do miss having [...]
Urban View-DJ D Ferreira
UrbanView – By Javier Lopez As we go in to 2012 with our DJ turntables spinnin’ and we finish celebrating our new year and resolutions, we turn to one of the local DJs that has been working the radio airwaves over the last few years as well as making mixes that are amazing. We introduce [...]
Five Questions w/ Pauly Shore
By ModestoFamous The best thing to me about being a writer is having access to people that helped shape my life in one way or another. Some of you may know that I am also anamateur (really, really amateur) comedian. Today I had the chance to interview 90’s comedy superstar, Pauly Shore. I wasn’t [...]
PerformingView – December
PerformingView by Kay Osborn The twelfth month has arrived! There are lots of local events that will enrich your holidays! I know things can become busy with parties, shopping, decorating, and cooking but do find time to attend a live show. Merry Holidays! Dec. 3- Dicken’s Faire 10AM-4PM Come enjoy local crafts, musicians, actors [...]
ArtView – November
ArtView. By Jim Christiansen November enters the season of holiday generosity, but good surprises often start with the shopping season prior to Halloween. Local Arts philanthropist and Car Dealer Tony Mistlin announced to the Central California Art Association at the Mistlin Gallery during the October members’ meeting that he will donate $30,000 in 2012 and [...]
All Ages – Do Something Good
All Ages Pages By Abbey Murphy Do something good This time if year is so very crazy. We are in the last few weeks of water polo and the homework is piling up. There is still time to do fun things. One of the most fun things to do is go toyour high-school [...]
PerformingView-November
Performing View By Kaye Osborn November is full of dramatic offerings for children and adults. The days are getting shorter, the nights are longer so it is a perfect time of year to go out to the theater and see some really innovative presentations staged and performed by our friends here in town. Check [...]
Poetry and Jazz
Poetry and Jazz Jazz&BluesView By Eric Benson Well we all survived the MAMA Awards and a few surprises as usual. Gallo Center for the Arts was voted the best venue to see live music at to many of the audience’s surprise. The Gallo, although a state of the art venue that caters to a [...]
Rumpelstiltskin
The classic Brothers Grimm fairytale Rumpelstiltskin will be performed by Modesto Performing Arts at the Gallo Center on Sunday, November 13 at 2:00 PM. The story tells of a gnome that helps a maiden turn straw into gold in exchange for her first born child and later offers to retract the agreement if she can [...]
Gallo Gets Weird!
“Weird Al” Yankovic, the biggest selling comedy recording artist of all time, will make a stop in Modesto as part of his Alpocalypse tour at the Gallo Center for the Arts on Wednesday, November 9 at 8:00PM. Tickets range from $19 to $69. A 15% discount is available for groups of 15 or more. For [...]
Riverdance In Modesto
RIVERDANCE, the thunderous celebration of Irish music, song and dance that has tapped its way onto the world stage thrilling millions of people throughout the globe, will play 5 performances at the Gallo Center for the Arts on November 11-13. Tickets range from $39 to $99. A 15% discount is available for groups of [...]
ArtView – September 2011
Art View By Jim Christiansen September is crowded with art events from our various visual art organizations. “Art in the Garden” fundraiser for the Central California Art Association, is September 24, 10-5 pm. A nine stop tour featuring seven unique private residence garden environments in the Graceada Park and LaLoma neighborhoods, and the Queen Bean [...]
Time To Perform August
By Kaye Osborn In June, my husband and I attended Center Stage Conservatory’s show The Complete Works of Williams Shakespeare(abridged and revised) at the newly renovated St. Claire Theater on 7th Street, Directed by Megan Lynch, Colton Dennis, Spencer James and Traci Sprague were very entertaining and enthusiastically interacted with the audience. I got to be Ophelia [...]
Time to Perform: July
By Kaye Osborn Hello Summer! Traditionally, dramatic offerings go on summer hiatus and some students are on summer break. But others are very involved in Youth Entertainment Stage Company’s 20th anniversary production of Hairspray. This year’s cast includes former YES Co. performers along with the spians in grades 7-12. The shows are always entertaining, family [...]
July Art
Need new skills to stimulate your brain? The Art of Memory Enhancement at Mistlin Gallery may be the Art Class in July for you. Visual and artistic exercises improve cognition Choose between a quick workout or more leisurely pace. Class at Mistlin Gallery via the Central California Art Association (CCAA), at $20 per session July [...]
