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Oscar-winning writer-director's life as a young journalist inspired 2000 movie that he now has adapted as a musical
The best things happening in San Diego April 26 to 28.
Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by Lynn Nottage gets a sharp, volatile staging in local premiere
San Diego Ballet is known for its Latin and jazz-themed productions, choreographed by artistic director Javier Velasco.
Miriam Dance stars as Deloris Van Cartier in R&B-driven show coming to Horton Grand Theatre downtown
Hillcrest-based company was still winning honors for its productions as recently as last year
Groundbreaking musical and its gender-fluid star a good fit for LGBTQ-centered theater
Latinx-focused troupe staging stories at Lyceum by collection of authors on the topic of what it means to be American
La Mesa's Lamplighters Community Theatre is reviving movie-inspired show that won five Tony Awards in 1983
Play focuses on economic upheaval that threatens to tear apart factory workers' families and friendships in struggling industrial town
Champion pilot was key part of 'Mercury 13' program for female would-be astronauts, and the subject of Balboa Park theater's 'They Promised Her the Moon'
Broadway/San Diego is presenting a national touring production of "Cats" at the Civic Theatre downtown through Sunday
New show, which is getting a workshop production as part of the theater's DNA series, features music by Devo leader Mark Mothersbaugh
New adaptation of Italian comedy classic goes for contemporary gags at Carlsbad theater
"All in the Timing" is comprised of a half dozen David Ives sketches or mini-plays produced between 1987 and 1993. The one-act comedies premiered together Off Broadway in 1993, and the compi…
Tony Award-winning performer set for one-night turn in 'Legal Immigrant' at California Center for the Arts, Escondido
"They Promised Her the Moon," a play about ill-fated Mercury 13 program, gets a worthy West Coast premiere
Solana Beach company staging perennially popular collection of comic plays
There was no one like Aretha Franklin, and this knockout chronicle of the recording sessions for "Amazing Grace" captures her powers at their peak.
Playwright Young Jean Lee wrote the 2007 play about her lifelong struggle with Christianity
Andrew Lloyd Webber musical still a fan favorite, 37 years after its Broadway debut
Award-winning singer and actress delivers flawless performance in solo concert, part of her North American Human Heart Tour that kicked off two days ago
The grand opening of La Jolla Music Society's $82 million venue begins a new era
Newly named as artistic director of California Ballet, Jared Nelson promises to reimagine San Diego's oldest dance organization
