Arts & Theater
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#HFF25: FAMILY FRIES, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: SWEET AIR, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: EDWARD III, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: NO GOOD DRUNK, reviewed
NO GOOD DRUNK is the latest solo show from Stacie Burrows. It is a highlight of HFF25. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED The…
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#HFF25: Polite Conversations and Wine, reviewed
This play captures those familial dynamics, offering a candid look at the discomforts of family life that we can all…
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#HFF25: MUTT – A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY, reviewed
MUTT – A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY has been in development for a while and has been used to raise money…
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#HFF25: FROM MY BUNKER TO YOURS, reviewed
I’m not sure if you’d actually call, FROM MY BUNKER TO YOURS, a “children’s show”. But it’s definitely one of…
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PASSPORT To The ARTS, Returns to Laguna Beach
Visit Laguna Beach proudly announces the return of Passport to the Arts, an exclusive summer offering that invites art lovers to immerse…
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#HFF25: SMILE, THE STORY OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN, reviewed
After winning a clutch of awards in his home country, Australian mime Marcel Cole has brought his biographical tribute show…
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#HFF25: THE MANY LIVES OF LADY M, reviewed
Women were never supposed to rise above their station as Mother and Mute. Definitely not as a circulated author. Yet,…
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