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To embody the famous first lady in Mark St. Germain’s play, Chappell traveled to the Roosevelt home in New York’s Hyde Park
First-ever Del Mar Wine & Food Festival will be Sept. 6 – 11. It will feature tastings, cooking contests and outdoor activities across North County.
Also this week, The Old Globe hosts the Frontera Project for a four-day run
Actor Brian Justin Crum said he hopes to bring a rich psychological dimension to the role of Judas Iscariot at Moonlight Amphitheatre
Connie Han combines two qualities not usually found in jazz pianists: monster instrumental chops and an unapologetic willingness to use her sex appeal to draw attention.
First-time director Sandy Campbell and show star Susan Clausen talk about their affection for the David Lindsay-Abaire play and its “Southie” setting
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Also this week, North Coast Repertory Theatre announces 2023-24 season and New Village Arts planning documentary on actors with special needs
Years ago I remember loving the original Craft Center at UC San Diego, which closed down due to financial and structural issues in 2012.
Rancho Santa Fe artist Kerry Soori McEachern’s community collaborative art project “Oneness” has now arrived at the San Diego International Airport, sharing a positive message that the world is one united, compassionate and aware human family.
The world premiere play by writer-director Steven Dietz was adapted from a murder mystery novel by Agatha Christie
The five pieces on the ‘Terrain’ program at UCSD next weekend are about exploring our place in the environment
Not only is this year’s WOW fest free of charge to the public, it’s also being produced at the visually stunning Rady Shell on San Diego Bay. It runs Thursday through April 30
The Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival has new staff, new partners and new venues for its 30th season this summer
San Diego author announced last year he’s retiring from writing after completing this book trilogy next year
The concert in New York is a prelude to the symphony’s Nov. 4 grand re-opening concert at Jacobs Music Center’s Copley Symphony Hall, following the venue’s $125 million revitalization
Nicolas Reveles died last month, but vowed to be there in spirit for the premiere of his opera triptych on Friday at the Balboa Theatre
Montgomery wrote the T.S. Eliot-inspired piece for Pratt. The concert will showcase Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 1, conducted by Yaniv Dinur
