MURAL OF THE WEEK: One of Ajijic’s most iconic murals, on the corner of the town offices at Colon and Hidalgo
A chief of a tribe called Cazcalotzin saw from the Mezcala mountain range the figure…More
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“Assisted Living” at The Bare Stage: brilliant, funny and a bit scary
Director Rosenblatt steps in when lead loses voice
Using humor and emotion to play a stubborn, forgetful 80-year former teacher and actress determined…More
Mexico and Thanksgiving
There’s Plenty to this Story
As our friends and families up north belly up to this week’s Thanksgiving table, Mexico…More
MURAL OF THE WEEK: Movimiento La Paz
Movimiento La Paz by Sayer. On Calle Juarez at the intersection of Zaragoza. It depicts…More
FIMPRO: Latin America’s biggest music convention in Guadalajara
Every year the University of Guadalajara and several co-sponsors produce FIMPRO (now called FIMgdl) the…More
Moonlight and Magnolias at the BRAVO! Theatre – a standing ovation play
Flash review by Patrick O’Heffernan
“Moonlight and Magnolias” at the BRAVO! Theatre, directed by Suki O’Brian, is a winner. The…More
Fifty-seven years and well worth the wait: LLT finally does Shakespeare
Twelfth Night makes The Bard accessible, electric and very funny
From the opening scene of costumed characters milling and lying about the stage to the…More
Dave McIntosh and Ann Swiston talk Shakespeare
“Don’t be afraid of Shakespeare”
“Don’t be afraid of Shakespeare” was the message that Dave McIntosh and Ann Swiston, Director…More
MURAL OF THE WEEK: Fish on the wall
Untitled mural some call: Fish on the wall at the corner of Juarez and Hidalgo…More
MURAL OF THE WEEK: “Creatures of the Lake”
This is a relatively new mural that I am calling “Creatures of the Lake”, although…More