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The season will also include Nicolas Reveles’ horror-inspired one-act opera trio and the long-delayed war trauma piece ‘The Falling and the Rising’
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Next event to be held May 14
The season will also include Nicolas Reveles’ horror-inspired one-act opera trio and the long-delayed war trauma piece ‘The Falling and the Rising’
UC San Diego’s Ron Ranson documents Nepal’s arty trucks in the award-winning documentary ‘Tattooed Trucks of Nepal - Horn Please’
Envision Dance day classes will present “Synergy,” a celebration of student choreography through collaborative efforts.
The 2016 composition features actor/singer/musician Rinde Eckert, a string quartet and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus
Also in this week’s theater news: ‘Freestyle Love Supreme’ tickets are on sale, San Diego Opera will host a third hackathon, and more
Tony Award-winning musical is the based-on-fact story of a 1950s radio DJ who introduced Black music to White audiences
The second annual spring orchid showcase in Encinitas opens Saturday runs through June 12
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The 31-concert season will begin and conclude at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, the orchestra’s new $85 million outdoor venue
The ‘Forbidden Broadway’ revue, a concept now 40 years old, is the brainchild of playwright-composer Gerard Alessandrini, who has a knack for skewering Broadway’s smash hits that is unparalleled
Also in this week’s San Diego theater news: Lamb’s Players Theatre’s ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ has been extended
Three La Costa Canyon High School student artists won first place, second place and an honorable mention in this year’s 49th District Congressional Art Competition.
Twenty-four shows will be presented with multiple performances — many of them free and outdoors — over a four-day period
Broadway-bound world premiere is directed by Wayne Cilento, the Tony-nominated star of the original ‘Dancin’’ production
Remodeled Surfside Race Place expected to open later this year
A man enters a shabby apartment building in Chicago, sits down at a table, and agrees to a preposterous plan – the woman sitting before him, a self-described witch, will cast a spell to free him from the unwanted attentions of a persistent ex-girlfriend.
Also this week in San Diego theater news: La Jolla Playhouse announces fellowship program for BIPOC directors and stage managers
Country’s national flower and song lyrics symbolize optimism, resilience and hope