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Barry Edelstein joins Old Globe as artistic director

The Old Globe’s Managing Director Michael G. Murphy (left) welcomes new Artistic Director Barry Edelstein.  Photo/Doug Gates

Barry Edelstein recently arrived at The Old Globe Theatre as its new artistic director, bringing with him a vast resume of professional accolades

Masters of Motown perform at The Preuss School, UCSD

Masters of Motown performing at the Preuss School, UCSD. Photo courtesy of Peter Ho, student at the Preuss School UCSD

Students from The Preuss School Drama and Musical Theatre classes experienced the music of Motown

Community Concerts of Rancho Santa Fe review: Masters of Motown magical

Masters of Motown performing at the Preuss School, UCSD. Photo courtesy of Peter Ho, student at the Preuss School UCSD

Motown is a hip, slang-name for Detroit, Michigan. Something amazing happened there in the 1960s

Masterful drama explores slavery’s effects on families

San Diego native Laurance Brown stars as Citizen Barlow.

Through his series of 10 plays, each set in a different decade, playwright August Wilson took a long look at life for the African American.

Three concerts set for winter jazz series

Sara Gazarek

Jazz returns to the music room of the Athenaeum for the library’s annual winter series

February is the coolest month for ArtPower’s offerings

Acclaimed oud and violin virtuoso Simon Shaheen and his quintet will fill the Price Center East Ballroom with a mix of Middle Eastern and Western sounds Feb. 8.

What is ArtPower? It’s a program at UCSD designed to pump up cultural life on campus and in the community

23rd Jewish Film Festival a passion project for all involved

Paul Simon’s film “Under African Skies” will be shown on opening night at the San Diego Jewish Film Festival.  (Simon is in the photo above, second from left).  Photo courtesy of San Diego Jewish Film Festival.

Maxine Geller has been attending the San Diego Jewish Film Festival since its inception 23 years ago

Accomplished architectural designer, musician finds time for philanthropic endeavors

Tim Holcombe  Courtesy photos

Rancho Santa Fe’s Tim Holcombe is often referred to as a modern day Renaissance Man.

Public invited to Torrey Pines High School music concerts

Kurtis Shaffer shows the form that has music colleges nationwide interested in his abilities.

Torrey Pines Music Boosters, TPHS Foundation and the Arts programs at Torrey Pines High School present their Winter Concert Series

Canyon Crest Academy filmmakers learn invaluable lessons making documentary ‘So Broke It Hurts’

“So Broke It Hurt” filmmakers Richard Duan, Trevor Thernes, Alan Moutal and Olivia Aquilina.

Canyon Crest Academy filmmakers are telling the story of a homeless man living on the streets with his wife and children.

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