Spring Arts Preview 2012: Theater
From serious Strindberg to pop-rock Wedekind, there’s something for everyone in this season’s theater offerings.
From serious Strindberg to pop-rock Wedekind, there’s something for everyone in this season’s theater offerings.
Independent editors weigh in on their must-catch events for the upcoming arts season.
The world of Mozart’s Figaro is a bawdy musical fantasyland.
Taking a child’s point of view was never easier than at this new show, which employs young docents as tour guides.
The Santa Barbara Symphony performed this month under the baton of guest conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto.
Jane Gottlieb and Philip Koplin employ techniques that delay recognition and reward sustained attention.
Rob Kapilow is one of the best-known and most sought-after voices in the field of explaining classical music to a lay audience.
This program at the Lobero Theatre on Monday, March 5 spanned more than 800 years.
In this satirical comedy, a physicist and her twin sister do battle in an unusual boarding school.
This Goleta-based collective has put on one of the year’s most provocative installations.