PCPA Presents “The River Bride”
PCPA's next production is a story inspired by the Brothers Grimm and Brazilian folklore about love, regret, and two sisters who struggle to be true to each other and their hearts. The…
San Luis Obispo County's Connection to Arts and Culture
PCPA's next production is a story inspired by the Brothers Grimm and Brazilian folklore about love, regret, and two sisters who struggle to be true to each other and their hearts. The…
ACT's Summer 2022 production of Peter and the Starcatcher San Luis Obispo Repertory Theatre’s Academy of Creative Theatre (ACT) is expanding. Generous grants and a new headquarters building have driven…
The Harold J. Miossi Charitable Trust has announced a $1 million contribution in support of San Luis Obispo Repertory Theatre’s capital campaign, “A New Stage,” to build a new venue…
This production is onstage February 10-March 12, 2023. SLO REP brings the story and music of Johnny Cash to the Central Coast in a unique, original musical playing five weekends in…
Photo by Julia Koizumi Each year, PCPA tours a 50-minute literacy-based production to local schools with the support of the Children’s Creative Project. In 2023, in conjunction with its production…
This production was onstage January 13-15, 2023. So . . . the great thing about being in the audience for a staged reading is you can concentrate on the words…
This production was onstage January 27-28, 2023. SLO REP’s staged reading series, Ubu’s Other Shoe, presents Escaped Alone by Caryl Churchill for three performances, one weekend only, January 27-28. The…
This production is onstage January 13-15, 2023. By the Sea Productions presents a staged reading of Arthur Miller's The Crucible for one weekend only, January 13-15, at St. Peter's by…
Photos by Barry Goyette This production was onstage December 9-11, 2022. So . . . Several words come to mind after spending two enchanting hours in the Performing Arts Center…
Photos by Rylo Media Design, Ryan C. Loyd This production was onstage from December 3 to December 18, 2022. So . . . You’d think you would tire of seeing…