Good Luck Macbeth

“The Land Before Dinosaur Park’s” slow crescendo into ridiculousness caused an initial delay into eventual gut-busting laughter.

Have we mentioned how great it feels to scroll through the This Is Reno event calendar and see dozens of events ranging from classes and exhibits to live music and more?

We’re diving headlong into Christmas with a roundup of events that just might put the jingle in the jangle of even the most grinch-like of our readers.

The Reno Jazz Orchestra, in conjunction with the University of Nevada, Reno, will celebrate the music career of Dr. Larry Engstrom, an icon of the school’s program in Jazz and Improvisational Music, and renowned educator, composer, and trumpeter.

Expect pandemic precautions at local theaters. Masks and proof of COVID-19 vaccines are required at most local theaters.

This week three of Reno’s theater companies launched the “I Saved Theatre” campaign to sustain them through the winter months.

After countless hours put into building sets and rehearsing scenes, the region’s theater companies remain in limbo due to coronavirus shut downs.

This past weekend, RLT aired more live theater to the Reno-Sparks audience and beyond through their May Day 24-Hour Virtual Play Fest.

“Noises Off!” at Good Luck Macbeth is a quirky, must-see show about a play within a play and the antics actors participate in backstage.

Actors from Reno’s local theaters went head-to-head for the first time ever in the Improv Olympix to raise money for suicide awareness.