Courtney Symes

There are few issues as polarizing as that of women’s reproductive rights in the United States. In the wake of the June 2022 overturning of Roe v. Wade, several states have enacted laws making abortion illegal, while many others have bans in place or are currently considering them. This is the crux at the heart of Arlene Hutton’s mesmerizing new play, Blood of the Lamb. It’s been performed to rave reviews in Scotland, Australia, and Alaska, and will be at the B St. Theatre for a limited engagement before opening Off-Broadway this fall.

When playwright James Van Eaton commented on a woman's Facebook post, he had no idea that it would be the catalyst for his thought-provoking play, Help Me.

Waitress , the Tony-nominated musical with an all-female creative team, is heating up the round at Broadway at Music Circus.

The countdown is on, Sacramento! Less than a week remains until Grammy Award-winning duo Twenty One Pilots electrifies the Golden 1 Center with their unique sound and unparalleled energy. On August 25th, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun arrive on The Clancy World Tour to perform songs from their seventh full-length album, Clancy.

Oh, what a night at Broadway at Music Circus! Their final show of the season is the Tony Award-winning Jersey Boys, The Story of Frankie Valli & The

Pickleball is the fastest growing game in the country and you can experience it now, out of the heat and inside the B St.

Capital Stage is embarking on an exciting 20th anniversary season. Kicking it off is Jackie Sibblies Drury's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Fairview. It's a timely discussion about race, society, and expectations that leaves one asking questions long after the last bo

What can I say? Big Idea Theatre has some of the best picks in town. Constantly evolving and pushing through what feels comfortable and even sane, they've upped the ante with their latest offering.

Broadway Sacramento's 2024 season is here and is opening up with Stephen Sondheim 's 1970 hit, Company.

The B St. Theatre is celebrating twenty years of bringing its Family Series magic to the community. Local children have been enjoying B St. programming for even longer, as it was started in 1986 as a touring theatre to bring live performances to area schools. The next show in the Series begins this weekend and showcases the stories of some very special youngsters. Tiny Trailblazers: Kids Who Changed the World shows how some of the smallest humans can make the biggest impact. BroadwayWorld spoke to Lyndsay Burch, B St. Theatre’s Executive Director and CEO, about this very special anniversary and their impressive lineup of upcoming shows.