Review | Home of the Giants, in Tribute
Fine jazz pianist Tamir Hendelman returns to the Grand on State with another in a string of tributes to legends, this time spotlighting Bill Evans.
Author: Josef Woodard
Review | Stranger than Truth
‘You Can See Everything,’ a rare hit documentary, is an “alt-doc” wonder exploring and questioning the Elizabeth Holmes story from insider angles.
Review | Manic Boom and Bust
‘Musk,’ Alex Gibney’s reality-checking, four-hour doc on Elon Musk hits home, locally and globally.
Review | Dead Links
Investigative journalism meets whistleblower genre film, ‘The Social Reckoning’ updates 2010’s ‘The Social Network’ and the Facebook story, in its current state of infamy.
The Operatic Muse, Back in Town
Opera Santa Barbara launches its season with a trusty and classic tragedy, Verdi’s “Rigoletto,” at the Lobero Theatre.
Impressions in Process and Progress
“Cassatt & Friends” draws on Mary Cassatt’s art in the Santa Barbara Museum of Art’s permanent collection, focused on prints and work beyond her painting.
Grit Chasing Grit
“Primetime” recounts TV’s “To Catch a Predator” show and sordid early reality TV entanglements, creepily etched by Robert Pattinson.
ON the Beat | Tom Scott, Zach Gill on the Rebound, and More
Zach Gill, fresh off of major Jack Johnson-ian shows, pops up at “Pianos on State,” and the Gaucho Fest with ALO; adding Tom Scott and Julian Lage to our jazz calendar; plus the latest dirt on “the MUSE.”
Camerata Pacifica Starts Up in the Town of Rach
The chamber music ensemble, recently laureled by both Chamber Music America and Mayor Pro Tem Kristin Sneddon, kicks off their season to the tune of Schubert and Rachmaninoff.
Twenty Years on the Podium, on the Symphonic Case
Santa Barbara Symphony, opening its season this weekend at the Granada Theatre, hosted a tribute to maestro Nir Kabaretti, embarking on his 20th year at the helm.
