In Greek mythology, we meet a series of heroes who need help and princesses who rescue them. A hero’s weapon is his ability to kill, the princess’ weapon is betrayal.

Two weeks before Same Stage, Different Channels opens at the Indoor Forest Theater in Carmel, the cast are rehearsing in a garage in Seaside. The stage is a stretch of concrete floor, with boxes, bikes and old furniture piled in the corners. At one point a running washing machine forces stag…

The debut of PorchLight Stories in May attracted many metaphorical moths to the Carl Cherry Center for the Arts in Carmel. After a sold-out evening of great fun and standing ovations, another round was planned for Thursday, July 16. This time two such shows are packed.

While Pacific Repertory Theatre can’t offer you an actual castle getaway, it can certainly take you for a trip – previewed by a long train ride into dark Transylvania landscapes, through the Romanian cities of Brasov and Sigishora, and by sleigh with a yodeling young local named Inga. How is…

History class is in session at Hartnell College, even during the summer. The Western Stage presents Latin History For Morons, a comedy and lecture about a father on a search through 3,000 years of Indigenous, Latin American and Latino history to help his son, who is being bullied at school, …