1,759 stories from The San Diego Union-Tribune
Composer to reprise role(s) in spoofy murder mystery.
Tony- and Emmy-winner coming to town for 'The Twenty-seventh Man.'
The glittery entertainer, a Las Vegas icon, will be featured in a 'live' hologram show.
Modernized tale of New York foster child is insincere and overproduced.
Latest, convention-flouting show from The Trip has its hitches but brims with ideas.
Local actress currently stars in SDMT's "White Christmas."
Resident conductor Karen Keltner leaving San Diego Opera after 35 years
Since its founding in 1947, La Jolla Playhouse has been a leader in theatrical innovation
Solo play re-tells story of 1946 Frank Capra film with creativity, humor
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.
For professional singers like Courtney Curtis, having a career means juggling priorities.
San Diego gets nine out of 161 NEA grants awarded in California in fall cycle
Cygnet Theatre's remade take on Scrooge story embraces music.
The Irving Berlin film returns to theaters for its 60th anniversary.
Flawed family from 1962 Minnesota at heart of touching holiday musical
Family-friendly musical is one of five Rancho Drama productions a year.
Famed mezzo-soprano just sings, whether it's Richard Wagner or Irving Berlin
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.
Financial statements show once-troubled San Diego Opera in solid shape.
