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Something’s Missing from O.C.’s Major Stages: Hispanics
Though Asian theater is finding representation at the biggest local theaters, Latinx plays and playwrights are largely marginalized.
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Breath of Fire Continues to Roar 15 Years After Its Birth
Theater: Despite challenges that included going dark for a time, the all-Latina theater group is as strong and relevant as ever.
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The Top 10 Arts Events For The New Year
If you are looking for inspiration for something to do in the new year, we have the list for you.
COMMUNITY ARTS »
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The Top 10 Arts Events For The New Year
If you are looking for inspiration for something to do in the new year, we have the list for you.
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Should Imagination Celebration be Scrapped or Revived?
ANALYSIS: The annual festival, begun with fervor in the ’80s, needs money, marketing, and a new partnership with O.C.’s biggest arts center.
THEATER »
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Something’s Missing from O.C.’s Major Stages: Hispanics
Though Asian theater is finding representation at the biggest local theaters, Latinx plays and playwrights are largely marginalized.
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Breath of Fire Continues to Roar 15 Years After Its Birth
Theater: Despite challenges that included going dark for a time, the all-Latina theater group is as strong and relevant as ever.
MUSIC »
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The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra Plays a Holiday Concert at Segerstrom
PREVIEW: One of the great big bands of our day to keeps looking for ways to grow.
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‘Tis the Season for Surprises
PREVIEW: Expect the unexpected at the Pacific Chorale’s holiday concert.
DANCE »
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‘Irish Christmas’ Delivers Gaelic Flavor to the Holidays
REVIEW: Kerry Irish Productions brings its stellar show of traditional Irish dance, song and music to the Irvine Barclay Theatre for the second consecutive December.
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It Takes Six to Tango
PREVIEW: Redwood Tango Ensemble will showcase artistry of the genre in San Clemente.
VISUAL ARTS »
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A Border Made of Butterflies and Flowers, Not Bricks and Barbed Wire
REVIEW: Though simple in execution, Alicia Rojas’ mural about immigration strikes an uplifting chord at Grand Central Art Center.
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As a Blind Photographer, Kurt Weston Looks Beyond the Surface
ARTIST PROFILE: Weston will have his early work featured in an exhibition at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art titled “Remember: An AIDS Memorial Retrospective.”