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San Diego Musical Theatre, based (for now) in North Park, looks to future
Jukebox musical a bit busy with drama, but actors do justice to seismic jam session.
Hillcrest company stages first local look at LaBute's provocative 2009 play.
Comedic actor will speak at synagogue about overcoming fear and chasing passion
The urbane San Diego jazz duo of Lisa Hightower & Mark Augustin have made an album.
His singing voice has lost some of its luster and his wing kicks don't have near the height they used to, but 80-year-old Arthur Duncan has still got it.
Ex-artistic chief and go-to Broadway director eager for chat with Edelstein.
Scott Moreau tells of playing Johnny in the jukebox musical hitting Civic.
Theater rolls out lineup for second edition of new-play series.
Broadway turns to Hollywood for Steinbeck revival.
Onetime resident artist, 78, served Balboa Park theater for 35 years.
Mixed NYC reviews for O'Brien's latest; plus, a local Shakespeare prodigy makes good on Broadway.
Oscar-winner Dave Elsey talks the complex special effects of Playhouse's 'Side Show.'
Theater's presentation of Christmas classic offers minor script changes to reflect timeliness
A quick chat with Jack about 'Macbeth,' Ethan Hawke and the Old Globe.
Balboa Park theater announces first New Voices series of readings.
From the adventurous to the tried-and-true, there's a bounty of yuletide theater.
Old Globe-developed musical earning strong reviews in Broadway debut.
Spam! Spam! Spam! Monty Python is reuniting. The Ministry of Funny Walks is elated.
Reconceived musical has strong songs, standout performances but goes light on grit.
When the young actors from a local production of "The Diary of Anne Frank" performed a scene this week at the San Diego Jewish Academy, there was one very sharp-eyed observer in the audience.
A community-wide Christmas Dinner Show benefiting Rachel House, a shelter for homeless women, is at 6 p.m. Dec. 14 at Our Mother of Confidence Church, 3131 Governor Drive in North Clairemont.
When Carlsbad second-grader Noah Baird grows up, he'd like to be either a race car designer or a musical theater actor. Judging by the progress the 7-year-old has made on the latter career g…
The twisty battle of the sexes got a new kink this week with the opening of David Ives' whip-smart comedy "Venus in Fur" at the Lyceum Theatre in San Diego.
Theaters experiment with fresh ways of attracting those hip and elusive young adults,
