New Local Arts Leaders Talk About How to Thrive in a Rapidly Changing Environment
Aliso Viejo
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With the changing of the guard at some of the major local arts groups, diversity and outreach are priorities for the new leaders.
Carl St.Clair’s 30th Season with Pacific Symphony is Crammed with Favorites
Arts & Culture
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Conductor’s milestone year “sort of planned itself,” he says.
Laguna Beach Music Festival Puts On Some Toe Shoes
Arts & Culture
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This year, the annual chamber music festival has a dance theme and a visiting ballet company.
LA Phil Visits O.C. with a Demanding Modernist Program
Arts & Culture
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REVIEW: Susanna Malkki leads the orchestra in Messiaen’s mammoth “Turangalîla” and a new work by Saariaho.
The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra Plays a Holiday Concert at Segerstrom
Arts & Culture
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PREVIEW: One of the great big bands of our day to keeps looking for ways to grow.
‘Tis the Season for Surprises
Arts & Culture
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PREVIEW: Expect the unexpected at the Pacific Chorale’s holiday concert.
Nothing Screams ‘Christmas’ Like an Organ Spectacular!
Arts & Culture
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PREVIEW: You can sing “Little Drummer Boy” as loudly and badly as you want to at this concert, because nobody will hear you.
Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale Combine for a Grand Messiah
Arts & Culture
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The “Hallelujah!” chorus soars again at the Segerstrom Concert Hall in celebration of the holiday season.
A ‘Nutcracker’ Like You’ve Never Heard
Arts & Culture
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PREVIEW: The Duke/Strayhorn re-imagination of Tchaikovsky’s beloved “Nutcracker” will be performed by the Pacific Symphony.
It Takes Six to Tango
Arts & Culture
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PREVIEW: Redwood Tango Ensemble will showcase artistry of the genre in San Clemente.