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.
Maggie Yates
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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.
Theater Review | Shakespearean Temptations From Naked Shakes
UC Santa Barbara production of ‘The Tempest’ comes to Santa Barbara’s Elings Park Sept. 11-14.
Theater Review | One Woman Steps Into the Lives of Five Icons in ‘Songs for Nobodies’
The legacies of Judy Garland, Patsy Cline, Edith Piaf, Billie Holiday, and Maria Callas come to life at Solvang Festival Theater.
Theater Review | Potent Post-WWII Era Drama
The intimate two-person play ‘Lies’ is a period piece that’s as relevant as ever.
Review | Lauren Patten in Concert at Ventura’s Rubicon Theatre
Tony Award winner brings her hauntingly excellent voice to a place that feels like home.
A Round of Applause For Santa Barbara Gay Men’s Chorus Pride Cabaret
Bringing the fun with a smaller, loungier show than their formal concerts.
Twenty Years of Naked Shakes
“The Tempest” brings Shakespearean magic to UCSB and Elings Park.
‘Lies’ Explores the Meaning of Truth
DramaDogs play centers around the political pressure cooker of propaganda.
