Are you observant, detailed, and a fast learner with a good memory? Western University’s Standardized Patient Program invites you to attend their upcoming Recruitment Fair.

Participants in the Standardized Patient Program act as patients for the medical schools to help their students interface with real people. Actors are paid for each session.  This is an excellent opportunity to make some extra money while helping medical students develop their skills!

The first meeting will be held June 6 at the Bartlett Theater on the campus of Western University, located at 309 E 2nd Street in Pomona.  The meeting begins promptly at 9:00 am and ends at noon.

Space is limited. Contact Melisa Morrow at (909) 469-5470 or mmorrow@westernu.edu to reserve your place today.

University Children’s Theatre of Riverside opens its Spring season with the energetic Wonderland the Musical.  Wonderland is an unabashedly silly adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass. With hip-hopping music, it is an upbeat, coming-of-age story that audiences of all ages will adore! You’ll recognize some of your favorite familiar characters of Alice’s Wonderland along with meeting dozens of new ones. Adapted into a 90 minute musical by James DeVita and Bill Francoeur.

Although primarily intended for children, Wonderland also welcomes adults, who will find great enjoyment and merriment in these captivating performances.

This wonderful fun loving musical will begin Thursday, June 7. Reserved seats $12/$10 with a student/kids discount of $8 on Thursday & Sunday evenings only. Performed in Matheson Chapel on the campus of La Sierra University, 4500 Riverwalk Parkway, Riverside. For information call 951-313-1023. (Read on …)

University Children’s Theatre of Riverside opens its Spring season with the energetic Wonderland the Musical.  Wonderland is an unabashedly silly adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass. With hip-hopping music, it is an upbeat, coming-of-age story that audiences of all ages will adore! You’ll recognize some of your favorite familiar characters of Alice’s Wonderland along with meeting dozens of new ones. Adapted into a 90 minute musical by James DeVita and Bill Francoeur.

Although primarily intended for children, Wonderland also welcomes adults, who will find great enjoyment and merriment in these captivating performances.

This wonderful fun loving musical will begin Thursday, June 7. Reserved seats $12/$10 with a student/kids discount of $8 on Thursday & Sunday evenings only. Performed in Matheson Chapel on the campus of La Sierra University, 4500 Riverwalk Parkway, Riverside. For information call 951-313-1023. (Read on …)

University Children’s Theatre of Riverside opens its Spring season with the energetic Wonderland the Musical.  Wonderland is an unabashedly silly adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass. With hip-hopping music, it is an upbeat, coming-of-age story that audiences of all ages will adore! You’ll recognize some of your favorite familiar characters of Alice’s Wonderland along with meeting dozens of new ones. Adapted into a 90 minute musical by James DeVita and Bill Francoeur.

Although primarily intended for children, Wonderland also welcomes adults, who will find great enjoyment and merriment in these captivating performances.

This wonderful fun loving musical will begin Thursday, June 7. Reserved seats $12/$10 with a student/kids discount of $8 on Thursday & Sunday evenings only. Performed in Matheson Chapel on the campus of La Sierra University, 4500 Riverwalk Parkway, Riverside. For information call 951-313-1023. (Read on …)

University Children’s Theatre of Riverside opens its Spring season with the energetic Wonderland the Musical.  Wonderland is an unabashedly silly adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass. With hip-hopping music, it is an upbeat, coming-of-age story that audiences of all ages will adore! You’ll recognize some of your favorite familiar characters of Alice’s Wonderland along with meeting dozens of new ones. Adapted into a 90 minute musical by James DeVita and Bill Francoeur.

Although primarily intended for children, Wonderland also welcomes adults, who will find great enjoyment and merriment in these captivating performances.

This wonderful fun loving musical will begin Thursday, June 7. Reserved seats $12/$10 with a student/kids discount of $8 on Thursday & Sunday evenings only. Performed in Matheson Chapel on the campus of La Sierra University, 4500 Riverwalk Parkway, Riverside. For information call 951-313-1023. (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Chino Community Theatre is proud to present Of Mice and Men, written By John Steinbeck and directed by Toni Lynd.

Ticket Prices are $15.00; $12.00 for students and seniors.  Please make Reservations by calling 909 590-1149.  Chino Community Theatre is located at 13123 Seventh Street in Chino.  (Read on …)

Riverside Community Players, one of the oldest continuously active community theatre groups in the United States, has announced its line-up for its 83rd season, and the organization is currently accepting applications for the position of director and technical director for the following productions. Experience with theatre-in-the round is a plus, but not required.

In order to receive a director’s or technical director’s application, please call (951) 369-1200 9am-noon, Monday-Friday.  For more information on the organization, visit www.riversidecommunityplayers.com. 

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The Arts Council of Temecula Valley will hold auditions for the 18th Annual Temecula Valley Talent Showcase from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, June 23, at the Broadway High Children’s Theatre Arts Academy Rehearsal Hall, 41083 Sandalwood Circle, Suite M, in Murrieta. (Read on …)

San Jacinto Valley Shakespeare Festival will hold auditions for Taming of the Shrew and King Lear May 22 and 24 at 7:00pm in the Campus Theatre at Mt. San Jacinto College 1499 N. State Street.  Callbacks will be May 25.

Actors may audition for one or both shows. Be prepared to read from soliloquies, monologues and dialogue provided by the directors. You must be 18 years of age or older to audition. The role of King Lear has been cast. Rehearsals begin in June. For more information, call 487-3420.

Performance Dates:
Taming of The Shrew (Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre)
September 14-15, 21-22

King Lear (MSJC Campus Theatre)
September 27,28,29 and October 5,6

San Jacinto Valley Shakespeare Festival will hold auditions for Taming of the Shrew and King Lear May 22 and 24 at 7:00pm in the Campus Theatre at Mt. San Jacinto College 1499 N. State Street.  Callbacks will be May 25.

Actors may audition for one or both shows. Be prepared to read from soliloquies, monologues and dialogue provided by the directors. You must be 18 years of age or older to audition. The role of King Lear has been cast. Rehearsals begin in June. For more information, call 487-3420.

Performance Dates:
Taming of The Shrew (Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre)
September 14-15, 21-22

King Lear (MSJC Campus Theatre)
September 27,28,29 and October 5,6

Murrieta Repertory Theatre presents John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, directed by Jim Marbury, May 19 – June 3.

For tickets, call 600-7273.  MRT performs at the Murrieta Community Center, located at 41810 Juniper St., just two blocks west of the Murrieta Lowe’s.

Set during the Great Depression, this is the tragic story of the complex bond between two migrant laborers in Central California. They are George Milton and Lennie Small, itinerant ranch hands who dream of one day owning a small farm. George acts as a father figure to Lennie, who is a very large, yet simpleminded man, calming him and helping to reign in his immense physical strength.   When Lennie is responsible for a tragic accident, George is put to the test of true friendship and compassion.  Major themes in this American Classic are loneliness as well as companionship, alienation, mercy, compassion, and the importance of dreams. The story can also be read through a historical lens as a study of migratory workers during the Great Depression. (Read on …)