Four of San Diego's entrepreneurial arts organizations are embarking on an artistic collaboration in support of each other and their guests with an innovative plan for the county's arts community.
Executive Producer Lou Spisto announced Wednesday a monthlong series of events celebrating the opening of The Old Globe's Conrad Prebys Theatre Center.
In an effort to make live classical music performance more accessible to general audiences, Music Director/Conductor John Stubbs of California Ballet, has created a multimedia performance experience where live classical music, dance and film converge for one special evening titled, Luscious Noise at Anthology in Little Italy on Sunday, Nov 22.
The week before Halloween offers a selection of opportunities to hear company heads and other experts dish on industry issues.
"The Lion King" was a great Disney movie in 1994. Since 1997, thanks to director/designer Julie Taymor, it's been transformed into an unforgettable musical. And while the two versions may seem the same in terms of plot, characters and the majority of songs, the difference is all about the added extras that make this theatrical experience one you truly won't find anywhere else.
Dr. Ned A. Smith, a seasoned nonprofit leader, has been hired by the board of directors of the San Diego Museum of Man as the interim executive director.
Cali Bamboo, a San Diego-based manufacturer of green residential and commercial building materials made entirely from bamboo, announced Tuesday its donation to Reverb to provide earth-friendly concert and event productions.
To say that Cygnet Theatre's "Man From Nebraska" incorporates almost as much silence onstage as dialogue would be an exaggeration -- but without a stopwatch to compare, it felt almost accurate.
The Center recently announced that Harrah's Rincon is the media sponsor for all Center-presented performances for the 2009/2010 performing arts season at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido.
Kevin Nealon is on his way to San Diego this weekend, where he started performing over three decades ago -- sort of.
