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World-premiere work reunites playwright with NCRT artistic director.
They don't make musicals like they used to, and a bawdy vaudeville-style Broadway classic now playing at the Welk Resorts Theatre is packing in audiences of a certain age who appreciate the …
In John Logan's play "Red," the uncompromising artist Mark Rothko repeatedly asks the same question about his paintings: "What do you see?"
Ian Campbell booed; Ferruccio Furlanetto saves the day in 'Don Quixote'
Monty Python returns with 'The Silly Walks Song,' a prelude to its London stage return.
Carol Lazier gives $1 million to encourage San Diego Opera board to explore options
Rarely seen play with time on its mind gets a worthy, well-acted Globe staging.
Antichrist Superstar? The Sex Pistols' Johnny Rotten' is now in 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
A look at the reviews for just-opened Broadway revival of classic play.
Letters to the editor on the San Diego Opera, for April 3, 2014
News on a social-media experiment, plus a sensory-friendly show and a longer run at Lamb's.
The labor union representing singers, chorus members and production personnel for the San Diego Opera filed a new charge with the National Labor Relations Board over the pending closure of t…
Adaptation explores beloved novel's still-relevant themes.
Arthur Miller paints a damning portrait of postwar America in this play, which gets a rich portrayal in Intrepid's production
San Diego Opera stops the clock on its looming liquidation.
While the San Diego Opera's overall financial condition eroded steadily over the past five years, the compensation paid to its leader Ian Campbell and his now ex-wife increased in some of th…
Nimble vocal harmonies, zesty choreography lift Coronado production
After 'Don Quixote,' hundreds of San Diego Opera employees and vendors will feel the sting
Letters to the editor on the opera's announced closure, for March 28, 2014
A chat with the composer and recording artist, in town for 'Spring Awakening.'
Rodelyne Estrada of San Diego Civic Youth Ballet performs in the upcoming "Cinderella"
Employees hope to prompt opera board to reconsider closure
Coronado theater aims for world record with '100 Hours' fundraiser in May.
San Diego Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez backs petition calling for new leadership
San Diego Rep staging local premiere of Tony-winning work about Rothko.
