Posted inARTS & CULTURE Live Theater in O.C. – and What the Pandemic Hath Wrought by Eric Marchese Feb. 5, 2021 The term ‘viral’ now has a lethal new meaning, as a microscopic virus has forced theater companies to reinvent themselves on a level of several orders of magnitude. 148 SharesShare143Tweet5RedditEmail
Posted inCountywide Hodgins: Local Arts Groups Get Creative and Prepare for a Post-COVID World by Paul Hodgins Jan. 8, 2021
Posted inARTS & CULTURE A Winter Without ‘Nutcracker’ Strikes a Hit to Companies and Dancers by Kaitlin Wright Dec. 11, 2020
Posted inARTS & CULTURE Segerstrom Center for the Arts Brings Back Live Performances on the Plaza by Richard Chang Nov. 23, 2020Dec. 8, 2020
Posted inCountywide Hodgins: Segerstrom Center Refuses to Let the Pandemic Keep the Curtain Down by Paul Hodgins Nov. 6, 2020Dec. 8, 2020
Posted inARTS & CULTURE Segerstrom Center Elects Jane Fujishige Yada as Its Next Chair by Richard Chang Oct. 23, 2020Dec. 8, 2020
Posted inCountywide Hodgins: Ticket Givebacks are a Vital Lifeline for Arts Groups During the Coronavirus Pandemic by Paul Hodgins Jul. 8, 2020Dec. 8, 2020
Posted inARTS & CULTURE Segerstrom Center Announces 63% Staff Cuts, Joining OC Arts Organizations Struggling with Coronavirus Impact by Richard Chang Jun. 16, 2020Dec. 8, 2020
Posted inARTS & CULTURE Hodgins: Orange County Arts in Limbo as Groups Big and Small Ponder the Future by Paul Hodgins Apr. 17, 2020Dec. 8, 2020
Posted inARTS & CULTURE Hodgins: What’s in Store for Theater on O.C.’s Biggest Stages? by Paul Hodgins Feb. 7, 2020Dec. 8, 2020
