Friday, October 21st, 2016
Shipwrecked! An Entertainment opened last Friday. As soon as the cast came out to take their bow, the entire audience sprung to their feet to give the talented actors the standing ovation they so rightly deserved. Nick Ley’s performance was praised by both critics and audiences as he spent the evening playing more than 20 […]
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Wednesday, March 2nd, 2016
Closer Than Ever opened three weeks ago at International City Theatre. Response has been fantastic, and many comments have been made about the cast and their beautiful voices. We checked in with veteran actress and Closer Than Ever cast member Valerie Perri to ask her some questions about the show. She was sweet enough to […]
Tags: closer than ever, ict, ict long beach, international city theatre, live performance, long beach, maltby & shire, musical, performing arts, professional theater, theater, theatre, Valerie Perri
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Friday, February 26th, 2016
Closer Than Ever, which opened two weeks ago to kickoff International City Theatre’s 2016 season, has been winning fans nightly. Much of that can be attributed to the endlessly talented cast. We were able to sit with cast member Adam von Almen and ask him some questions about his work on this show, and he […]
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Wednesday, February 3rd, 2016
International City Theatre (ICT) has a lot to celebrate these days. Not only are they kicking off their 31st Anniversary season with the award-winning musical Closer Than Ever, but they are also celebrating the renaming of their home. ICT is hosting a gala to honor former Long Beach Mayor Beverly O’Neill, paying tribute to her […]
Tags: 2016, beverly o'neill, CA, california, closer than ever, gala, ict, international city theatre, long beach, long beach city college, mayor, performing arts, theater, theatre
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Thursday, November 5th, 2015
Sondheim on Sondheim, now in its final week of a four-week run, has been dazzling audiences nightly. Much of that is due to wonderful musical numbers performed by our amazing cast, who have been under the guidance of the endlessly talented Musical Director Gerald Sternbach. We asked him some questions about his work on this […]
Tags: ict, international city theatre, james lapine, long beach, musical, performing arts, professional theater, sondheim on sondheim, Stephen Sondheim, theater, theatre
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Wednesday, October 7th, 2015
As we prepare for our last production of the season, Sondheim On Sondheim (we open in one week), our excitement to be presenting a Sondheim musical is overflowing and it is becoming difficult to control it any longer. Some of that enthusiasm has created this list of five reasons why you should see this show. […]
Tags: a little night music, california, ict, international city theatre, long beach, musical, performing arts, sondheim on sondheim, Stephen Sondheim, theater, theatre
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Thursday, September 24th, 2015
It says quite a bit about one’s prestige when an award-winning stage director wants to create and produce a biographical musical about someone’s life while said person is still living. International City Theatre’s next and final production of the season, James Lapine’s Sondheim on Sondheim, highlights Stephen Sondheim’s personal life and professional success and struggles […]
Tags: CA, california, caryn desai, composer, ict, international city theatre, live performance, live theater, long beach, musical, performing arts, play, playwright, professional theater, regional theater, Stephen Sondheim, theater, theatre
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Tuesday, September 8th, 2015
Fences opened three weeks ago to stunning reviews and audience responses. Michael A. Shepperd plays the show’s protagonist, Troy Maxson. His performance is one of the main reasons for the accolades the show has received. He was kind enough to take some time from his busy schedule to answer some questions for us about the […]
Tags: august wilson, fences, ict, international city theatre, long beach, michael a. shepperd, performing arts, play, theatre
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Thursday, August 6th, 2015
International City Theatre is excited to introduce Amy Patton, our Summer Administrative and Production Intern. She will be working with us this summer thru the Los Angeles County Arts Commission Internship program, and will be producing a Blog series entitled “Diary of an ICT Summer Intern.†Arts education is supposed to be a core part of public education, equally […]
Tags: arts education, ArtsInternLA, CA, california, children, hidden curriculum, ict, ict summer intern, international city theatre, long beach, performing arts, professional theater, regional theater, summer, summer youth conservatory, theater, theatre
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Friday, July 24th, 2015
International City Theatre is excited to introduce Amy Patton, our Summer Administrative and Production Intern. She will be working with us this summer thru the Los Angeles County Arts Commission Internship program, and will be producing a Blog series entitled “Diary of an ICT Summer Intern.†When people think or talk about art, it is often in reference to […]
Tags: acting, art, ArtsInternLA, CA, california, ict, ict summer intern, international city theatre, live performance, live theater, long beach, makeup artist, performing arts, playwright, professional theater, regional theater, roberto aguirre-sacasa, set design, singing, sondheim on sondheim, stage design, theater, theatre, theatre communications group, wicked
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