The Taming of the Shrew

presented by Pepperdine Theatre Department

written by William Shakespeare, directed by Scott Alan Smith

Wednesday – Friday evening,  April 3-5,  at 7:30 pm. Saturday, April 6, matinee at 2:00 pm.

Smothers Theatre

The Pepperdine Theatre Department’s production of The Taming of the Shrew promises to be anything but tame. In this unbridled new spin on Shakespeare’s comedic battle of the sexes, themes of cross-dressing, gender roles, love, power, relationships, and companionship are explored and raucous heights are reached when the shrew is truly put on the other foot . . . Scott Alan Smith directs Andrew Borba’s celebrated version that thrilled audiences at the famed Chautauqua Theatre Company.

Join a talk back with the actors and director after the Wednesday performance.

Box Office

You can buy tickets online, at by Clicking Here,  or at

The Pepperdine Center for the Arts Box Office, open Monday through Friday, noon to 5 PM, and two hours prior to most performances.  Tel: 310 506 4522.

The Taming of the Shrew

presented by Pepperdine Theatre Department

written by William Shakespeare, directed by Scott Alan Smith

Wednesday – Friday evening,  April 3-5,  at 7:30 pm. Saturday, April 6, matinee at 2:00 pm.

Smothers Theatre

The Pepperdine Theatre Department’s production of The Taming of the Shrew promises to be anything but tame. In this unbridled new spin on Shakespeare’s comedic battle of the sexes, themes of cross-dressing, gender roles, love, power, relationships, and companionship are explored and raucous heights are reached when the shrew is truly put on the other foot . . . Scott Alan Smith directs Andrew Borba’s celebrated version that thrilled audiences at the famed Chautauqua Theatre Company.

Join a talk back with the actors and director after the Wednesday performance.

Box Office

You can buy tickets online, at by Clicking Here,  or at

The Pepperdine Center for the Arts Box Office, open Monday through Friday, noon to 5 PM, and two hours prior to most performances.  Tel: 310 506 4522.

The First 100 Days:  A Town Hall with Rep Karen Bass
Sat, April 6th
10am – noon
Vista Del Mar Child + Family Services
3200 Motor Ave
LA, CA 90034
RSVP: https://bass.house.gov/first100 or by calling (323) 965-1422

California’s 37th District covers from West LA and Culver City to Downtown LA, north up to Beverly Hills and south to Inglewood.

Here in Malibu we are represented by our great Congressman Ted Lieu.  But LA also has some other great Members of Congress covering neighboring or nearby districts, including Adam Schiff and Karen Bass.  Here’s your opportunity to get to know Karen Bass and hear her views of what it’s like in DC these days!

“No one gives better Town Hall than Congresswoman Bass.  I don’t know what it is. Maybe how she organizes the questions.  Or speaks the truth.  I remember back in 2017, when I was at my lowest, I went to hear her speak. It was at the Holman United Methodist Church.  She lifted me up that day.  I walked out of that sanctuary rejuvenated, motivated, galvanized to do more, organize more, show up more.  She’s doing it again this weekend.  She holding a town hall to discuss what’s happening in DC and what her plans are for this year.  Don’t miss it.  She’ll make you feel good.”  Jennifer Levin

THIS SATURDAY, April 6th at 1pm!

THE RE-PETE SEEGER CONCERT
“Pete’s Legacy”

Tix Adult $25
Seniors-Students $15
Youth 6-17 $10
Kids under 6 – FREE!

EMMA’S REVOLUTION – ELLEN GEER – MELORA MARSHALL
PETER ALSOP – EARNESTINE PHILLIPS – GERALD C. RIVERS
MICHELE BROURMAN – MATT CARTSONIS
MARSHALL MCDANIEL – ROSS ALTMAN – ELIZABETH TOBIAS
& OTHER SURPRISE GUESTS

Come sing wth us!

Tickets: 310-455-3723 or

Buy Tickets Online Here.

The Taming of the Shrew

presented by Pepperdine Theatre Department

written by William Shakespeare, directed by Scott Alan Smith

Wednesday – Friday evening,  April 3-5,  at 7:30 pm. Saturday, April 6, matinee at 2:00 pm.

Smothers Theatre

The Pepperdine Theatre Department’s production of The Taming of the Shrew promises to be anything but tame. In this unbridled new spin on Shakespeare’s comedic battle of the sexes, themes of cross-dressing, gender roles, love, power, relationships, and companionship are explored and raucous heights are reached when the shrew is truly put on the other foot . . . Scott Alan Smith directs Andrew Borba’s celebrated version that thrilled audiences at the famed Chautauqua Theatre Company.

Join a talk back with the actors and director after the Wednesday performance.

Box Office

You can buy tickets online, at by Clicking Here,  or at

The Pepperdine Center for the Arts Box Office, open Monday through Friday, noon to 5 PM, and two hours prior to most performances.  Tel: 310 506 4522.