It’s never not impressive when a piece of theatre manages to capture a pitch-perfect production, where material matches direction matches design matches performance. The currently running Good Night, Oscar at Good Company Players’ 2nd Space Theatre is a masterly done production; helmed by J. Daniel Herring and led by Chase Stubblefield in the title role, this show, from first line to final bow, affects on every level theatre was meant to. (Chase Stubblefield (Oscar Levant) an

Nostalgia meeting talent is a recipe for an enjoyable experience at the theater. Such is the case for Roger Bean’s Don’t Touch That Dial, having its West Coast premiere at Sierra Repertory Theatre. The cast of five deliver an energetically earnest performance of the game show-musical where tunes of yesteryear bring audiences back to their living room by enjoying the original screen time-medium: Television. (Bets Malone and David Engel; Photo credit: Bill Herbert) The two-act

Kander and Ebb’s love letter to musical theatre, Curtains, has the hallmarks of a big musical comedy with a riveting murder-mystery tucked inside. Good Company Players’ production, which runs through July 19th, is in top form as it brings the laughs, love stories, and lush music to the Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater stage. (Cast of Curtains; Photo source: Good Company Players) When a not-in-the-good-way triple-threat Jessica Cranshaw is murdered during bows of a tryout performa