Doubt, presented by Santa Barbara Theatre
Asaad Kelada has directed a very accomplished and effective version of John Patrick Shanley’s play about a crisis within a Catholic middle school circa 1964.
Asaad Kelada has directed a very accomplished and effective version of John Patrick Shanley’s play about a crisis within a Catholic middle school circa 1964.
Sure, praising La Super-Rica (622 N. Milpas, St., 963-4940) is sort of like telling everyone how hot you think Kate Winslet is-who doesn’t know that?
Cat on the 101
I’ve had the pleasure of spending extensive time in Per°, without a doubt one of the culinary gems of South America.
The prodigious use of sitars, tape loops, tablas, backing chants, violin, and organ accompaniment all help Cave’s maniac rants flower in a funky yet funny fashion.
The dance floor at SOhO is more elastic than you might think, but there’s rarely a chance to find that out.
Barney chats with the lawyer who helped make Rov v. Wade that landmark case that it is.
My friend was senselessly murdered last week.
Once a month, an intimate congregation gathers to pay homage to the art of songwriting in what may initially seem like an unexpected location.
Despite my deep love for children’s books (and films), or maybe because of my affection, I found the show a bit of a drag.