Jazz-Classical Transformer Time with the Santa Barbara Symphony
This Santa Barbara Symphony program will showcase world-class jazz musician and composer Ted Nash unveiling a premiere.
Author: Josef Woodard
Encounter with the Great and Humble Cate
Warning: Any appearance of reportorial objectivity in the following is purely accidental.
ON the Beat | When Music is Subject, Not Score
Music subjects make their way into the Santa Barbara International Film Festival program.
Angela, Werner and More on Day One
“The queen is in the house,” SBIFF head Roger Durling announced, with fervor, last night at the Arlington Theatre.
Cine-Tribal Rites Meets Miranda Rights
The night had me at the Klieg lights. After the ups and downs, COVID-related compromises, and general unease about the
Black Histories, on Walls and Screens, and the Santa Barbara City College Atkinson Gallery
Special Black History Month playlist shows at SBCC’s Atkinson Gallery and on YouTube.
The Screen Is the Thing, Big-Time
The 38th annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival returns in all its screened and live glory.
Orchestral Czech Matings at Santa Barbara’s Granada
Acclaimed Filharmonie Brno plays the Granada, in CAMA’s season, with an all-Czech menu.
Still Trumpeting His Cause, at the Lobero Theatre
The veteran trumpeter and entertainer-at-heart Arturo Sandoval returns to town.
Review | Oscar-Nominated ‘Argentina, 1985,’ Trying Terror
Oscar-nominated ‘Argentina, 1985’ addresses post-fascistic terror and present evils.
