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Muckenthaler Cultural Center
Presented by The Electric Company Theatre at Muckenthaler Cultural Center
Mon, Nov 9 @ 7:00 pm
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Arts & Learning Conservatory
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OC Public Libraries-Villa Park Library
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Arts & Learning Conservatory
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Hunt Branch Library, The
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Nov 09, 2026 - Nov 18, 2026 Muckenthaler Cultural Center
This ECT-centric adaptation will follow a group of underfunded performers as they attempt to pull off this classic comedy with the limited resources they have. ECT will perform this on The Muck amphitheater stage, but not in the traditional sense - the audience will also sit on the stage, as the…
Nov 09, 2026 - Dec 07, 2026 Arts & Learning Conservatory
Step into the spotlight and discover the magic of musical theatre! In this exciting and imaginative class, young performers will explore the fundamentals of acting, singing, and movement while bringing a brand-new mini production to life. Through engaging theatre games, creative storytelling…
Nov 09, 2026 OC Public Libraries-Tustin Library
Join us for a “walking” tour through Old Town Tustin, presented at the Tustin Library all while seated in the comfort of our program room. Program will focus on some of the early, historic homes of Tustin's A Street and 3 Street. No registration required For more information, call 714-544-7725 or…
Nov 09, 2026 OC Public Libraries-Villa Park Library
Families and friends are welcome to join us for a cozy evening Pajama Storytime at the Villa Park Library. We'll sing songs, rhymes, and read books to help wind down your evening. Kids can wear their favorite PJs. All ages welcome.
Nov 09, 2026 Frida Cinema, The
Who Killed Alex Odeh?, the powerful new documentary from directors Jason Osder and William Lafi Youmans, is coming to The Frida Cinema. This powerful new documentary from directors Jason Osder and William Lafi Youmans. In October 1985, Santa Ana, California was shaken by a brazen act of political…
Nov 10, 2026 - Dec 12, 2026 Arts & Learning Conservatory
This class is perfect for students who are eager to explore what acting is all about. Actors will foster their creativity, build confidence, and learn fundamental theatre skills in a fun and supportive environment. Through a series of interactive games, exercises, and improvisation activities…
Nov 10, 2026 - Dec 15, 2026 Online/Virtual Space
Please join us online for very fun and creative classes which meet once a week online. No experience is needed - all levels are welcome. Limited supplies, but a lot of creative fun. Learn how to bend, twist and curl wire into one of a kind Wire Jewelry and Ornaments Explore paper, brushed and…
Nov 10, 2026 - Jan 07, 2027 Hunt Branch Library, The
Now on exhibit, Bound Together: The Craft of Bookmaking, at the Hunt Branch Library in Fullerton. A unique exhibition organized by the Fullerton Museum Center and curated by Jozef Chavez, Museum Coordinator and Shay Jones, Creative Supervisor. Bound Together: The Craft of Bookmaking invites…
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