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Fairy-tale musical is back at its birthplace in reconceived version.
Polanski delivers a clever power play between two well-acted characters.
Vista theater continues outdoor season with Broadway musical version of movie.
Fringe Festival piece zips entertainingly through two-dozen-plus stories.
Reveles leads "The Art of Voice: An Introduction to Opera" program at Central Library
As latest production opens, theater also announces Season 10.
'Will Work For,' 'Four-Letter Word' bring humor and personal touch to cabaret stage.
London's all-women Haste Theatre returns to Fringe with new story, "The Hideout"
Cast for opera-centric play includes Broadway and international veterans and a Tony-winner.
The rock legend is part of the 1 percent of wealthiest Americans. "It's fantastic!" he says.
Crowds expected Saturday for Opera en la Calle festival in Tijuana's Colonia Libertad.
As large-scale production opens, theater's leaders also talk about candidate search.
Steve Martin jokes he hasn't started writing musical to premiere at Old globe this fall.
Solana Beach theater revives '88 musical as season finale.
Director John Carney has made a solid film that can't quite match his debut, "Once."
San Diego Opera members hold annual meeting, looking forward to 2015
The ebullient and charismatic Ruff Yeager livens up Intrepid Shakespeare's first modern comedy
Old Globe Shakespeare Festival opener revolves around Thomas' chilling Iago, with a potent title turn by Underwood.
Artistic director Edelstein perceives potent themes of gender conflict in Shakespeare play, whose racial aspects often dominate discussion.
'Transformers' actor booted from Broadway show at intermission for bad behavior, then arrested.
Touring version is strong on wit and visuals, less adept at stirring the heart.
Catching up with reviews for revised, Playhouse-bred 'Side Show,' 'Who & The What.'
Touring version of durable Andrew Lloyd Webber musical hits town with two 'Idol' alumni.
Iron Chef Jose Graces, tennis player Andy Roddick and actor Ben Vereen visit San Diego.
Jason Mraz adds 2nd show at the Civic Theatre, while Foster The People is UCSD-bound.
