Review | ‘Arms and the Man’ Has Some Great Elements But Doesn’t Quite Connect
George Bernard Shaw play isn’t as timeless as one might wish.
Maggie Yates
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Review | ETC’s ‘War of the Worlds: The Panic Broadcast’ Brings Famous Radio Drama Downtown
Ensemble Theatre Company’s season opener is a snappily entertaining reminder of the importance of news literacy.
Something for Everyone in the Theater This Season
From Jane Austen to Elvis Presley and “Every Brilliant Thing” in between, this fall’s theater offerings have enough variety to please fans and newbies alike.
Theater Review | ‘The Screwtape Letters’ Brings C.S. Lewis to the Stage
An interesting re-imagining of a well known story.
A Blast from Entertainment Past
“War of the Worlds: The Panic Broadcast” brings Orson Welles’s radio drama to life.
‘A Dark and Stormy Night’ Comes to Opal Restaurant
Dinner theater returns to downtown Santa Barbara — for just two nights (so far).
‘Arms and the Man’ Brings Contemporary Relevance to 1885 Setting
SBCC Theatre Group’s fall play is an atypical romantic comedy by George Bernard Shaw.
Comedy Review | Fred Armisen at the Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara
‘Comedy for Musicians (But Everyone is Welcome)’ brings a creatively curated music-themed show to the Lobero stage.
A Glamorous Granada Legends Gala
Ninth annual arts shindig honors The John C. Mithun Foundation, The Lobero Theatre, and Nir Kabaretti of Santa Barbara Symphony.
‘The Screwtape Letters’ Gives the Devil His Due at the Santa Barbara Granada
Thought-provoking play is based on the CS Lewis book.
