Westminster leaders are looking to revamp the Rose Center Theater into a cultural center, potentially looking to sell to private owners.
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Chance Theater’s Resident Playwright Program Gives Emerging Scribes a Leg Up
It took more than a decade, but in 2011, the Anaheim Hills-based company began collaborations with a continuing series of playwrights from across the nation.
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VOC Staff Pick the Best for the 2022 Arts & Culture Fall Season
Arts and culture organizations in O.C. have emerged from the pandemic. And they’re ready to raise the bar and the level of social activity.
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O.C. Performing Arts Groups Look for New Normal
As the 2022-23 season begins, local arts leaders must navigate a changed landscape and coax patrons back to their seats.
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OC Theatre Guild Announces Winners at Its Inaugural Awards Ceremony
Orange County theater companies big and small came together Monday night to honor local productions during the groups first awards night.
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Hodgins: O.C. Arts Groups Emerge From Pandemic With New Ideas and Strengthened Resolve
The challenges of the last two years forced some arts organizations to the edge, but faithful patrons and generous help pulled them through.
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Latest SCR Show Underscores the Benson-Nguyen Connection
Founding artistic directors of South Coast Repertory and Chance Theater have forged a friendship and mutual admiration after over a decade working together.
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Looking Ahead at Arts and Culture in 2022
Voice of OC’s Arts & Culture writers reveal events they are looking forward to attending in the new year.
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A Look at Orange County’s Arts & Culture for Fall 2021
Voice of OC’s arts writers pick out the best in visual arts, theater, classical music, dance, culture and food.
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Arts in California Could See a Renaissance Thanks to Huge Influx of State Funding
More than $600 million in one-time allocations will propel a widespread bolstering of the arts, culture and creative expression as part of the 2021-22 fiscal year budget.
