Theater Review | One Woman Steps Into the Lives of Five Icons in ‘Songs for Nobodies’
The legacies of Judy Garland, Patsy Cline, Edith Piaf, Billie Holiday, and Maria Callas come to life at Solvang Festival Theater.
Maggie Yates
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The intimate two-person play ‘Lies’ is a period piece that’s as relevant as ever.
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Tony Award winner brings her hauntingly excellent voice to a place that feels like home.
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“The Tempest” brings Shakespearean magic to UCSB and Elings Park.
‘Lies’ Explores the Meaning of Truth
DramaDogs play centers around the political pressure cooker of propaganda.
‘Songs for Nobodies’ Brings Beloved Vocalists’ Stories to Solvang
Judy Garland, Edith Piaf, Patsy Cline, Billie Holiday, and Maria Callas take the spotlight in PCPA’s last show of the summer.
Tony Award Winner Lauren Patten Performs at the Rubicon Theatre
One-Night-Only Ventura Live Show takes place on August 24.
New Comedy Celebrates Coming Out and Coming of Age
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Clever musical comedy pays homage to the theatrical universe in Solvang.
