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BOTTG at top of its ‘Game’ at Arty Awards

September 19, 2017 by Nick Sestanovich 1 Comment

Benicia High School takes home 3 awards Benicia Old Town Theatre Group (BOTTG) had a good evening Sunday night. The local theater company took home five trophies in the Arty Awards for its fall and spring productions, including the top prize for its Sherlock Holmes-inspired comedy “The Game’s Afoot.” “Game” took home three awards in […]

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BHS, BOTTG notch more than 40 Arty nominations

August 29, 2017 by Nick Sestanovich Leave a Comment

Once again, the nominations for the Arty Awards have been announced and once again, Benicia High School and Benicia Old Town Theatre Group (BOTTG) continue to dominate. The Arty Awards honor theater productions at all grade levels in Napa and Solano counties. Last year, the ceremony was held at Downtown Theatre in Fairfield, and Benicia […]

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On the Stage: The fun is ‘Afoot’ in new Benicia Old Town Theatre Group production

October 26, 2016 by Elizabeth Warnimont 1 Comment

The Benicia Old Town Theatre opened Ken Ludwig’s comic romp, “The Game’s Afoot” Friday to a fun crowd, some goers dressed in ‘30s period attire in keeping with the spirit of the Sherlock Holmes theme. The Benicia troupe served up a healthy portion of theatrical entertainment, seasoned with exquisite comic timing, a brilliantly-designed set, and […]

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Benicia Old Town Theatre Group’s ‘Game’ promises surprise, entertainment

October 12, 2016 by Elizabeth Warnimont 1 Comment

The Benicia Old Town Theatre Group (BOTTG) will open Ken Ludwig’s farcical holiday drama, “The Game’s Afoot, or Holmes for the Holidays” on Friday, Oct. 21 at the historic BDES Hall in downtown Benicia. Director Clinton Vidal expects a good turnout for the highly entertaining production. “It’s unique, at least among the six to seven […]

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