The Dark Knights of Camelot
In this revised version, Lerner and Loewe’s “shining moment” reaches a new level of dramatic intensity.
Author: Charles Donelan
Funky Printers
Great printmaking is at the heart of any healthy art scene.
A Symphonic City Lights
This weekend, the Santa Barbara Symphony will play Charlie Chaplin’s original score for City Lights live alongside the film.
Gregory Porter Comes to UCSB
Blue Note recording artist Gregory Porter will bring gospel, soul, blues, and jazz together on Thursday, January 15, at Campbell Hall.
Shamanic Art from China and Vietnam
This important collection illuminates the spiritual life of ethnic minorities in northern Vietnam and southern China.
DIJO Brings Brooklyn Boy to Carpinteria
In Brooklyn Boy, playwright Donald Margulies shows what can happen when an autobiographical author encounters his subjects.
Review: Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven at the Lobero Theatre
David Lowery’s two long-running indie acts were on display at the Lobero on Monday.
Santa Barbara Symphony Rings in New Year
Maestro Robert Bernhardt returns to helm this Santa Barbara Symphony New Year’s Eve tradition.
New York Philharmonic Hosts Global Academy Fellows
The first 10 recipients of the New York Phil’s Zarin Mehta Fellowships begin their residency on January 3.
Review: Chakaia Booker at the Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum
The prints and sculptures in this West Coast debut show Chakaia Booker’s fluent command in multiple media.
