Bringing Ghetto to Life
Joshua Sobol’s carnivalesque show asks big questions about the Holocaust.
Charles Donelan
Recent Stories
Review: The Summer Impressionists, 2014 at Sullivan Goss
The cosmopolitan tendency in late 19th-century art was toward impressionism, then a new style out of France.
Review: The Academy Festival Orchestra July 12
Strauss, Beethoven, and Ravel were on call in this lustrous evening at the Granada.
The Music Academy of the West Goes Big
With an expanded guest artist program and a powerful new relationship with the New York Philharmonic, the Music Academy of the West is attracting international attention.
Orlando by Elements
Catch playwright Sarah Ruhl’s modern stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel at various locations July 11-27.
Arsenic and Old Lace Comes to SBCC
The Santa Barbara City College Theatre Group will present a classic Broadway comedy this month at the Garvin Theatre.
Looped Coming to the Vic
The Matthew Lombardo comedy stars Diane Louise Salinger as Tallulah Bankhead.
Street Art on Instagram
Santa Barbara native Esther Tran Le has turned walking in New York into a curatorial position.
Review: Maxwell at the Santa Barbara Bowl
Neo-soul artist Maxwell took over the Bowl with some lover-man moves on Thursday, June 26.
Review: Thom Pain (based on nothing) at the McDermott-Crockett & Associates Mortuary
In this shocking existentialist monologue, the boundary between performer and audience proves permeable.
