Bob Potter, Santa Barbara’s answer to Bertolt Brecht, has a new production and a very promising new cast and director lined up for his latest play, Last Days of the Empire, which opens at Center Stage Theater on Friday, February 22.
Roy Fowler comes to Santa Barbara by way of several decades’ residence in Manhattan, but he does so as a native son coming home.
The most anticipated renovation since the Parthenon is about to be unveiled in a marathon of special events
The viola da gamba, or viol, occupies a special place in the history of music.
Nowhere is the power of music more fundamental to life than in Africa, where racist dictatorships have literally been toppled through popular song.
The Royal Philharmonic rolled into the Arlington on Wednesday night full of fire and minus one significant figure.
Ensemble Theatre Company’s artistic director Jonathan Fox helms Therse Raquin, a French classic by way of England, and it promises to be smoldering.
Few roles in this year’s crop of great screen performances send the powerful message that Angelina Jolie has put into her portrayal of Mariane Pearl, the Cuban-French journalist whose husband, Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, was kidnapped and then murdered by Al Qaeda in Karachi, Pakistan, in February 2002.
Festival docs profile Cuyama’s “Mexican Disneyland” and SB public art.
This 10-person group show takes as its point of departure the 19th-century notion of art as just one facet of a world view developed through collecting odd objects.
