The Santa Barbara Master Chorale Presents Music of English Pageantry
On April 5 and 6, the Santa Barbara Master Chorale will celebrate the birth and death of Queen Mary, although both events happened centuries ago.
Year: 2008
La Crme de la Milk
What happened to the cool, frothy milk Timmy and Lassie enjoyed on the farm?
XanaMOO
Images and thoughts of San Simeon and the castle loosely ascribed as Xanadu do not usually bring the word “natural” to mind.
Sidney Gordin: Russian-American Constructivist
Sullivan Goss continues to explore the cultural legacy of 20th-century emigres to California in this exhibition of the work of distinguished sculptor, painter, and art professor Sidney Gordin.
O Superwoman
“Hope is a tchotchkele.” Thus saith our modern-day sage Laurie Anderson three years ago at Campbell Hall, during her beguiling solo work The End of the Moon.
The Persians, by Aeschylus.
The fall from greatness as a result of excessive pride is a frequent theme in Greek tragedies, but the Persian characters are not.
Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, presented by CAMA.
When the news came that legendary pianist Murray Perahia, slated to both conduct and solo with the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, called in sick, two people-one a stalwart and the other a neophyte-came to the rescue.
Business
Santa Barbara International Film Festival Executive Director Roger Durling has said he will not yet comment on the recent departures of three senior staff members
Passion-Based Cuisine in the Heart of Solvang
Chef Kurt Alldredge and his wife JoEllen describe The Chef’s Touch as a compendium of cuisine, cookware, and classes, a source of creative food that “inspires, excites, and fuels.”
Stop-Loss
If the opening scenes of Saving Private Ryan depict the invasion of Normandy as grisly yet harrowing, then it follows that Stop-Loss should begin with an ambush in some Tikrit back alley
