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San Jose Stage presents compelling look at groundbreaking civil rights center during segregation era.

Five talented actors take Hillbarn Theatre & Conservatory audiences on a fun-filled romp through Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery.”

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A familiar face to local theater goers, Champlin was born and raised on Long Island, and lived in New York for most of his life. He got into theater at a young age, partly thanks to family trips to Manhattan theaters, and thanks to a grandfather who would read the New York Times Arts section with him. "I started focusing on theater in middle school," said Champlin. "I did plays in school, went to Tufts University, studied theater there, then came out of college focusing more on directing in fil...

LA Stage Companys ‘Pain’ continues Written by Los Altos Town Crier Report Los Altos Stage Company’s “Thom Pain (based on nothing),” the final show in its one-actor-production virtual miniseries, is slated to close March 7. Champlin The livestreamed play starts as a reflection on life, childhood, yearning, disappointment and loss, and ends with a distraught Thom’s final push for empathy and enlightenment. Written by Will Eno, “Pain” was a ...

Los Altos Stage Company opens virtual mini season Written by Los Altos Town Crier Report Los Altos Stage Company this weekend kicks off a three-show virtual mini season slated to run through March 7. The fully produced one-person shows (set, lighting and sound) are designed to bridge the gap until LASC can present its regular 2020-2021 season, according to company officials. Part of an experimental lab series, each production will livestream six shows o...