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Scott MacDonald, a longtime former Del Mar resident, has released his fourth book, “Legacy: An Ancestral Journey Through American History,” a narrative of his ancestry following years of research.
Also in this week’s theater report: Desha Crownover has stepped down from San Diego Junior Theatre after 25 years and ‘Hamilton’ single tickets are now on sale
The award-winning creator of “Hamilton” spoke to the audience at L’Attitude conference in San Diego about staying true to yourself and how vital small businesses are to every community.
San Diego Symphony presents Verdi’s Requiem; conductor Rafael Payare excited about ‘amazing journey’
The symphony’s globe-hopping music director will conduct Verdi’s monumental work for the first time in his career
Ruth-Ann Thorn will launch her second series — ‘This is Indian Country’ — in November
Chefs Ethan Yang at Glass Box and William Eick of Naegi have been developing their signature brands over the past year
Fifteen years ago, the plot for a children’s book came to Encinitas resident Jill Kramer one night in a dream.
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The world premiere Nathan Englander play is about the unexpected divide between two Jewish couples, one orthodox and one secular
A panel discussion with three Marine veterans, titled “Outside the Wire: Stories from Front Line Combat Veterans in Iraq and Afghanistan,” is set for Sept. 11 at Sunshine Brooks Theater in Oceanside
Playwright Richard Strand said his play was inspired by a road trip he and his wife took to the San Gabriel Mountains
“Icky Micky”, a new children’s book written by Carmel Valley’s Victoria Bennett, is a story of acceptance and about being that kid who shows kindness to the person who might be considered the class outcast.
From her childhood in Japan to her arrival in America, to the tragic and sudden death of her husband, Kyomi O’Connor’s memoir “A Sky of Infinite Blue” covers her journey through emotional abuse, trauma and the marriage that helped change her life.
In 2019, Felder performed a live solo play on Chopin at San Diego Repertory Theatre, but this new film flips the script
‘Come Fall in Love — The DDLJ musical’ will re-set the 1995 love story in the U.S., with an Indian-American woman and an American man
Following the bilingual and interactive play’s run in La Jolla, it will tour community centers countywide for free performances
Chinese immigrant Li-Ying Lundquist overcame many obstacles to survive and succeed in the U.S.
Vista’s Moonlight Stage Productions has also announced the hiring of new managing director Mike Bradford
After 25 years as a band, The Bacon Brothers are still footloose and fancy free on new EP
