Review: The Arabian Nights at UCSB’s Performing Arts Theatre
This new production of The Arabian Nights emphasizes lesser-known tales.
Author: Charles Donelan
Review: Branford Marsalis Quartet at the Lobero Theatre
The eldest Marsalis son brought a great quartet and a brilliant young drummer to town.
Preview: Building Communities at MCASB
Part retrospective, part new project, Building Communities takes a collaborative approach to contemporary art.
Review: L.A. Phil
Gustavo Dudamel’s powerhouse reign with the Los Angeles Philharmonic continues.
Review: Rodney King at UCSB’s MultiCultural Center Theater
The UCSB Multicultural Center presented an extraordinary solo performance about the life of Rodney King on Thursday, May 1.
Review: When the Lights Go Out at Carr Winery
Kerrilee Kaski brought an edgy sensibility and a top-notch cast to this new revue of dance and more.
Les Misérables Opens at San Marcos High
Students will perform a fully (revolving) staged version of one of the world’s best-known musicals May 1-10.
Brock Brower: 1931-2014
From novels to journalism to television, Brock Brower’s distinctive voice shaped American culture.
Mary Poppins Lands at Dos Pueblos High
Dos Pueblos is one of only six schools nationwide chosen by Disney to pilot the new Mary Poppins musical.
New Brazilian Gardens
California gardeners will be inspired by this beautiful book documenting contemporary Brazilian landscape design.
