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The just-announced lineup, which few dates attached, includes three world premieres, two musicals and three Shakespeare plays
This week’s theater column includes news from Moxie Theatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre and North Coast Rep
The eighth annual Powers New Voices Festival will feature a dozen works by both local and national playwrights
Local creative team is planning a developmental lab for the show in New York City in late spring
Some of the postponed 2020 productions will be part of some companies’ 2021 seasons
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Ovation Theatre is presenting a virtual stream of the innovative, live production of “All Shook Up” Jan. 29-30, 2021 and Feb. 5-6, 2021.
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In a year of onstage, livestreaming and filmed show, local theaters found new and diverse ways to reach audiences
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San Diego Repertory Theatre is one of several theaters co-presenting the livestreamed play on Sunday
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The world premiere streamed production takes a fresh look at Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”
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San Diego festival plays focus on family conflict, social media pitfalls and obsessive-compulsive disorder
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Solo play starring Richard Baird is an anti-war drama told by an ancient heroic storyteller
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While most sports teams packed in their gear when the COVID-19 pandemic canceled local games and tournaments, the Mad Dog West Elite lacrosse team got creative.
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Across the state of California on Jan. 15, young athletes, coaches and parents participated in “Let Them Play” rallies, pushing for a safe return for prep sports.
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Torrey Pines High School sophomore Sofie Brown is one of the voices featured in “Young People of the Pandemic”, an anthology of stories, anecdotes and poems by 10 to 21-year-old Americans.
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Fourth of six phases completed in decades-long project
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The Grammy Award-winning San Diego rock band returns to the baseball stadium, where it performed sold-out June drive-in concert last year
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The orchestra, led by music director Rafael Payare, continues to pivot online as the coronavirus pandemic extends the shuttering of live concert events
James Newcomb stars in Dickens tale told from a fresh perspective
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La Jolla Playhouse is co-presenting online play starring chameleon actor and UCSD grad Jefferson Mays
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This week’s news from Common Ground, Lamb’s Players, New Village Arts, Cygnet and Diversionary theaters
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‘Grinch’ audio play will air free to the public four times from Thanksgiving Day to Christmas Eve
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Mays co-wrote and will play all the roles in the filmed adaptation of the Charles Dickens holiday classic.
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Reviews of “JQA,” “Roosevelt: Charge the Bear,” “Dear ONE” and “Same Time Next Year”
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Most of the new shows will feature local artists of color
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The fully staged production will take place in the sports arena parking lot
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Six theater artists have been appointed to work on projects exploring the virtual realm
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Two-character play tackles issues of race and privilege in 2016 America
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