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Three different events this month mark holiday celebrating the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans
Broadway veteran has also just published a memoir, ‘Lilyville,’ about her difficult relationship with her late mother
Company’s return to production will kick off with socially distanced ‘A Thousand Ways’ encounters beginning June 3
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Outdoor stage will open June 4 for free movies and cabarets, followed by “Hair”; first indoor show is Graciela Daniele-inspired musical on Sept. 10
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Seven-show lineup, kicking off Sept. 8, will include one world premiere musical and two West Coast premieres
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Upcoming locally produced plays include shows from Point Loma Playhouse, North Coast Rep, The Roustabouts, SDSU and more
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Filmed play available for online streaming through May 23
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Three San Diego theaters collaborated on the 2009 play about Martin Luther King Jr.'s final 24 hours
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Scaled-down version of the San Diego County Fair still a draw for the “regulars” who love the food, shopping and piglet races
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The North Shore Girls Softball 10U Silver 2 team won the Bronze championship in the Scripps Ranch All-Star Tournament on June 5-6.
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The Del Mar Little League Majors Diamondbacks team claimed victory in their Tournament Championship on Thursday, May 27, with a 5-1 win over the Majors Padres in the finals.
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The Girls in STEM program will provide a series of beginner and advanced workshops this summer.
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The city of San Diego is in the process of securing contracts for an asphalt resurfacing project that will include the residential streets north of Del Mar Heights Road.
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Homeowners had sued state agency; owner to donate $140,000 as part of legal settlement
This year’s virtual festival running May 13 through June 23 will be largest and most international festival ever
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La Jolla Playhouse-commissioned work, by choreographer Anjanette Maraya-Ramey, ‘a beautiful tapestry of individual solos and stories’
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Here’s the initial lineup of San Diego theater shows to watch at a discount during the month of May
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Like last fall’s ‘La bohème,’ this Rossini comedy about a love-struck count will take place in the Pechanga Arena parking lot
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This week’s San Diego theater report, with news from The Old Globe, North Coast Rep and San Diego Rep
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Balboa Park theater’s announcement follows governor’s plan to reopen the state by mid-June
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LITVAKdance presents a collection of eight dance videos that pair renowned musicians with original choreography
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The two-character drama about the final year of a famed judge’s life works well in the online format
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Responding to demands to level the playing field for Black artists and other underrepresented groups, local theaters are implementing new anti-racist policies, hiring rules and plans for more diverse programming
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Theater company will release filmed version of historical drama
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Plus more local theater news from San Diego Musical Theatre, UC San Diego, Point Loma Playhouse and Hershey Felder
