Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at UCSB
This bold version of Shakespeare made for a dream of a Midsummer Night.
This bold version of Shakespeare made for a dream of a Midsummer Night.
Theater, dance, and visual art events are ripe for the picking this autumn.
Shakespeare’s Hamlet and King Lear will both be performed in Santa Barbara this fall, as will new shows by contemporary playwrights Will Eno and Naomi Iizuka.
Whatever your taste in classical music, Santa Barbara’s extensive autumn offerings are sure to please.
UCSB’s Art, Design & Architecture Museum launches a particularly ambitious and diverse group of shows this fall.
This spectacular show puts classic modern art in dialogue with more recent creations.
The Arts Fund re-centers and remembers with an appointment and a party.
The acclaimed cabaret singer will revive the Great American Songbook on September 7 at SOhO.
UCSB’s Naked Shakes program returns to where it all started with A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Scott Schwartz directs this study of a popular drama teacher who comes under fire for crossing an important line.