Flash Review: The Ladies Foursome
Opens on June 28 at the Bare Stage
Be honest now, how much do you really know about your best friends? Norm Foster’s…More
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Alan Ferguson
Alan Ferguson spent 24 years with the Toronto Star, Canada’s largest daily newspaper, mostly as assistant managing editor.
Flash Review: The Ladies Foursome
The Bare Stage Theatre has a new home. And it’s a beauty!
They’ve spent several hundred thousand pesos getting the new place ready
Padded wooden chairs dressed in royal blue make for a super comfortable experience. No more…More
Flash Review: Lakeside Little Theatre’s new production a triumph
Arthur Miller’s The Price is truly remarkable
Let us begin by saying out loud and proud that the new production by Lakeside…More
An Agatha Christie as it has never been seen before
Murder on a train is delicious fun
It’s quite a challenge putting on a play that’s been done a thousand times —…More
Eight rooms and a dream: Mexican treasures from a life of collecting
Cathey Merrill’s collection at the Mueso de Arte
Browsing one day through an antiques store in Houston, Texas, Ronald Merrill was struck with…More
FLASH REVIEW: Chapter Two at the Bare Stage
Neil Simon’s 1997 play Chapter Two presents difficulties that can challenge even the most accomplished…More
Flash Review: Here on the Flight Path opening tonight at the Bare Stage Theatre
Kick yourself if you don’t have a ticket to one of this weekend’s performances by…More
Street signs in Ajijic: sometimes pretty, sometimes dangerous
GUEST COLUMN BY ALAN FERGUSEN
Now that more and more visitors — both foreign and Mexican — are being lured…More
FLASH REVIEW: Side by Side by Lakeside opens Friday at Lakeside Little Theater
Enthralling entertainment makes you laugh, cry, and sing.
In all the many years Lakeside Little Theatre has staged its musicals a perennial problem…More
FLASH REVIEW: Christmas at Pemberley at the Bare Stage Theatre
A Christmas stocking full of belly laughs and an important message
Lauren Gunderson’s 2016 play, Christmas at Pemberley, in which she imagines a sequel to Jane…More