Chance Theater is Built to Last
PART 1: The Anaheim stage finds balance and support at the intersection of art and commerce. (Go to PART 2 to read the second installment of this story.) In January…
Joel Beers
Contributing Writer
Joel Beers focuses on theater and cultural events in and around Orange County. He was the OC Weekly theater critic for the full life of that publication. He has also written for LA Weekly, American Theatre Magazine, Southland Golf, the Daily Journal, Reuters, and the Riverside Press-Enterprise,Daily Pilot and San Gabriel Valley Tribune newspapers, as well as formerly serving as the adviser for the student newspaper at California State University, Dominguez Hills. Beers is a playwright whose work has been produced at theaters in Orange and Los Angeles counties.
Stories by Joel Beers
PART 1: The Anaheim stage finds balance and support at the intersection of art and commerce. (Go to PART 2 to read the second installment of this story.) In January…
Silkroad Ensemble takes on the American Railroad in its latest cross-cultural musical exploration. America didn’t make the first locomotive, but nothing made America like the train. When the last spike…
Jake Heggie hopes upcoming O.C. production with Lyric Opera finally completes a challenging project. When the lights go up Saturday in the Huntington Beach Central Library’s theater for the final…
The five honorees who will be recognized Oct. 17 at the 23rd Orange County Arts Awards hail from distinctly different artistic sectors: flamenco dance, theater education, professional music performance, stimulating…
Nearly everything at Wondercon, the annual celebration of all things pop culture held at the Anaheim Convention Center last weekend, was a commodity to be bought and sold, from the…
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