Lonesome Traveler Opens at the Rubicon
Nine actors will sing and play their own instruments in this dramatization of the American folk music movement of the 1960s
Author: Charles Donelan
China Philharmonic at the Granada
The orchestra played works by Tchaikovsky, Ravel, and Bruch on Thrusday, April 14
The Desert and the Experience of God
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Rodriguez will deliver this year’s UCSB Lecture on Religion in American Life.
Vernacular Architecture Inspires Two Artists
Two shows on East De la Guerra Street use different media to explore the resonance of unique architectural forms.
CamPac Offers 21st-Century Music
This outstanding program included an impressive public premiere of a new piece by composer Huang Ruo.
Hello Dolly! at Dos Pueblos and Chicago at Laguna Blanca
From Gower Champion to Bob Fosse, the best of Broadway’s choreography will be on view this weekend at two high schools.
The Drunkard at Circle Bar B
This old-fashioned melodrama has been updated with a 1970s-style olio.
Trouble in Tahiti and La serva padrona at the Lobero
For this double bill, Pergolesi’s La serva padrona will be joining Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti in the American 1950s.
Mary Heebner and Dug Uyesaka
Two of Santa Barbara’s most beloved artists making new work.
Ghosts at Ensemble Theatre Company
This fine production makes the most of a dark and poetic drama.
