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‘Peter Pan’ Gets the Panto Treatment at Laguna Playhouse

Arts & Culture
By ERIC MARCHESE | November 27, 2019

PREVIEW: The familiar children’s tale is meshed with a Christmas theme along with pop culture elements, music and humor to create a show geared toward kids but designed to entertain the entire family.

Florence Price Rightfully Finds Her Place Next to Gershwin with the Pacific Symphony

Arts & Culture
By TIMOTHY MANGAN | November 13, 2019

Musicians are starting to rediscover the music of Florence Price, the first black woman composer to have a symphony performed by a major symphony orchestra.

A Change in Direction and Leadership at Laguna Playhouse is Reaping Rewards

Arts & Culture
By Kaitlin Wright | November 8, 2019

“The Lion in Winter,” with stars Gregory Harrison and Frances Fisher, is a part of the new legacy of plays being produced under the helm of Ellen Richard at Laguna Playhouse.

Pacific Symphony Concert Will Fete Living Legends Sondheim and Lloyd Webber

Arts & Culture
By ERIC MARCHESE | October 30, 2019

PREVIEW: Program spotlights vocal selections and instrumental works by the two superstar musical theater composers for its first pop concert of the season.

Stages Ends Eight-Year Drought of ‘Silence! The Musical’ with an O.C. Premiere

Arts & Culture
By Eric Marchese | October 18, 2019

PREVIEW: Created at a New York City fringe festival, the “unauthorized parody” musicalizes and pokes fun at the intense 1991 suspense thriller “Silence of the Lambs.”

Mariinsky Keeps the Vision of Classical Ballet Alive, Bringing ‘La Bayadère’ to Segerstrom Center

Arts & Culture
By Kaitlin Wright | October 9, 2019

The Russian ballet company, with the presentation of the 19th century ballet set in India, is proud to keep the classics alive.

Lights, Camera, Action! Viet Film Fest and OC Film Fiesta Prepare for Take-Off

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By RICHARD CHANG | October 4, 2019

In back-to-back weekends, two multicultural festivals celebrate independent films which reflect the growing cultural make-up of the county.

Irvine Barclay’s Star-Studded Season Includes Chick Corea, Performing This Friday

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By Paul Hodgins | October 2, 2019

Under the leadership of Jerry Mandel, the Irvine Barclay’s season includes a bevy of top not jazz performers. With the recent success of Laguna Dance Festival, we hope he also finds space for more world-class dance.

Laguna Dance Festival Moves to Irvine. Temporarily, Maybe

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By Laura Bleiberg | September 25, 2019

The festival, founded by USC’s Jodie Gates, is deeply rooted in Laguna Beach but will perform in Irvine this season.

‘The Vandal’ Gets Its West Coast Premiere Courtesy Chance Theater

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By Eric Marchese | September 18, 2019

Preview: Hamish Linklater’s 2013 debut play toys with our perceptions and has an eerie, spooky air well-suited to the Halloween season.

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