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‘M. Butterfly’ Flies a Little Differently 30 Years After Its Creation
REVIEW: Strong performances and reverberations with the current cultural and political climate make SCR’s production worth a visit.
Community Arts
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Santa Ana Lures Artists With Low-Rent Housing
When it opens in November, the Santa Ana Arts Collective will be the first rent-subsidized complex in Orange County intended specifically for artists.
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Will Segerstrom Center Follow the National Diversity Trend When It Chooses a New Leader?
As O.C.’s premiere arts center searches for a new president, will its board consider someone who reflects the changing demographics of Orange County?
Theater
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‘M. Butterfly’ Flies a Little Differently 30 Years After Its Creation
REVIEW: Strong performances and reverberations with the current cultural and political climate make SCR’s production worth a visit.
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Emerson Quartet Explores a Play on the Life of Shostakovich
REVIEW: With lots of moving parts, Shastokovich gets lost in the action.
Music
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Emerson Quartet Explores a Play on the Life of Shostakovich
REVIEW: With lots of moving parts, Shastokovich gets lost in the action.
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Classical Icon Joshua Bell Joins Forces with Isserlis and Denk For a Concert at Segerstrom
PREVIEW: Is an all-star line-up stunt marketing or smart programming?
Dance
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After 15 Years, Local Professional Dance Company Backhausdance is Just Warming Up
PREVIEW: Backhausdance closes out the Irvine Barclay’s contemporary dance series with two world premieres.
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Laguna Dance Festival Leaves Laguna Beach; Is That a Good or a Bad Thing?
The decision to move its main event to Irvine is a sign of trouble in a city that prides itself as a haven for the arts.
Visual Arts
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New Faces and a Chicano Art Exhibit at Anaheim’s Muzeo
Before finding a permanent home in Riverside, Cheech Marin’s art collection makes a final stop at the Muzeo Museum.
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The Mural Scene Expands in Santa Ana
Murals in Santa Ana, many by Shmi and Delt, celebrate the history and spirit of its people.