947 stories by "James Hebert"
As renowned theater nears 80th birthday, a look at how it fostered San Diego's stage scene.
Longtime TV reporter who returned to theater was also a pioneering figure in gay community
La Jolla Playhouse-launched revival to close in November after short run.
Burke Moses had some trepidation about taking on Seuss icon at Globe.
Rising young Latino director will help develop new work as associate artistic chief.
Cygnet Theatre's remade take on Scrooge story embraces music.
Second City's holiday show toasts (and roasts) the season at Playhouse.
World-premiere immersive adventure at North Park hotel is latest WoW entry.
SDSU staging large-scale concert reading of musical favorite.
Blakesley has impressive turn as Capote in Diversionary solo show.
Theater announces lineup for second showcase of developing work.
Theater to host private NYC workshop of piece composed by Tony nominee LaChiusa.
Solo show focuses on late-period Capote.
Reviews mostly positive for La Jolla-launched musical revival.
C.S. Lewis piece, "Joseph" hitting Coronado, downtown; 'Spelling Bee' on way to Encinitas (with a new Intrepid venue to come).
Rep production is thought-provoking, although satire doesn't always dig deep.
Two leads help bring fresh energy to well-oiled (and well-traveled) 'Oz' musical.
Moxie Theatre tackling West Coast premiere of play about notorious corporation.
SRT has fun with Ayckbourn's comically cockeyed view of Christmas.
Movie-derived musical brings fresh depths to saga of love and vengeance.
La Jolla theater announces 2015-16 season that's rich with new works, renowned artists.
"Globe for All" program brings Shakespeare to center for homeless.
Fresh news (and Broadway prospects) for 'Band Wagon,' 'Wives.'
North County's Chandra Lee Schwartz is back in role of Glinda for touring production that hits Civic Theatre next week.
Original cast members and creators of fairy-tale musical to gather on Sunday.
