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Theater highlights this fall include La Jolla Playhouse’s ‘The Garden,’ San Diego Rep’s ‘Mother Road,’ Moxie Theatre’s ‘The Minneola Twins’ and more
Other confirmed artists include Lang Lang, Lila Downs, Emanuel Ax and mandolin virtuoso Avi Avital, the society’s new Education Ambassador
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The 2014 dramedy is about an injured dancer and a man on the autism spectrum who are facing personal crises
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This week’s San Diego theater report, with news from North Coast Rep, O.B. Playhouse, Moonlight, San Diego Musical Theatre and The Roustabouts
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North Coast Repertory Theatre is ringing in the new season with Mark St.
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San Diego author Michelle Gable bases her new novel on the author’s wartime years
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This week’s San Diego theater news, with more from Turnkey Theatre and Patio Playhouse
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Big cast and orchestra pay off in expansive outdoor production of 1975 musical
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This week’s San Diego theater report with news from Cygnet Theatre, the Old Globe and San Diego Rep
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This week’s San Diego theater news from La Jolla Playhouse, North Coast Rep, the Old Globe, OnStage Playhouse and Point Loma Playhouse
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The performance kicked off a 40-concert outdoor season for the new venue, whose lineup includes orchestral performances by Jason Mraz, Police co-founder Stewart Copeland and rapper Nas
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Two-day event will feature three plays and one interactive installation running all day Saturday and Aug. 15
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Multicultural company’s goal is to run professional theater and dance companies with artists making union wages
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Almost 50 years after “Jesus Christ Superstar” debuted on Broadway, Ted Neeley still remembers the protesters outside the theater on 51st Street in New York City every night who called the rock opera sacreligious.
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Can the outdoor, year-round bayside venue become a cultural landmark and profit-generator to rival the Hollywood Bowl and Sydney Opera House? California’s oldest orchestra is counting on it
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Events will include concerts, panel discussions and more
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Ovation Theatre will host the San Diego premiere of “Something Rotten!”
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Encinitas said ‘some of the pieces were just not appropriate’ for the venue
