Master Harold at Rubicon
This apartheid-era play has improved with time and gets a great production from Rubicon’s Brian McDonald.
Month: February 2011
Mobile Home Parks Rent Control War
Guggenheim is taking his case to the Supreme Court.
Let’s Vote on District Elections
Some members of the Santa Barbara City Council express a version of the French aristocrat’s attitude of noblesse oblige prior to the revolution.
What a Loss
Congress will take a critical vote in the next few days on the question of eliminating federal support for public broadcasting.
A Little Punk from the Ladies
Peering into the mind of musicologist Rebecca Redman, KCSBeat is blinded by the light.
Aldo’s Gets Local
New owner Brad Sherman hopes to extend his Area 51 and Soj funk
John Robinson Passes Away
National figure in space and ocean programs, and Santa Barbara resident, was 72.
Talley’s Folly at Center Stage Theater
This unlikely love story brings us into an old boathouse in Missouri on Fourth of July, 1944.
Goleta Truck Accident Blocks Southbound 101
[UPDATE, 1:57 p.m.]: All lanes are now open.
News to Yous
Pulitzer Prize winner and 17th U.S Poet Laureate W.S. Merwin will appear at UCSB’s Campbell Hall this Thursday, February 17 for a reading from his collected works at 8 p.m.
