SCR theatergoers will see the same actors in alternating-night performances of ‘The Little Foxes’ and ‘Appropriate.’
Tag: David Ivers
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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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Pacific Symphony and South Coast Repertory Collaborate to Bring Salieri to Life
The partnership could be a sign of things to come as arts groups look for new ways to entice audiences back to theaters.
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SCR’ Observes 125th Anniversary of Playwright Thornton Wilder’s Birth with a New Production of ‘Our Town’
Celebrated writer broke ground with his 1938 masterpiece. Even today, it’s still startlingly innovative – and potent.
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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.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Pearl Cleage’s ‘What I Learned in Paris,’ Coming to SCR, Seems Tailor-made for the Moment
Set in 1973, the 2012 dramedy is a rom-com about ordinary people set against the backdrop of politics and the civil rights movement – issues as relevant now as ever.
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SCR Returns to Live Indoor Theater With a Wordy But Fascinating World Premiere
REVIEW: Richard Greenberg’s ‘A Shot Rang Out’ is a wordy but effective vehicle for artistic director David Ivers.
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Personal and Global Traumas Influence the New Greenberg Play at SCR
Actor, director, playwright and dramaturg are united in creating ‘A Shot Rang Out’ at SCR. It’s a product of our pandemic existence – all without ever saying ‘COVID’ or directly referencing it.
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South Coast Repertory Creates a New ‘Normal’ in Its 2021-22 Season
A pared down season, including two plays featuring SCR’s artistic director David Ivers in acting roles, has been announced.
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Mission San Juan Capistrano Sets Stage with SCR as They Prepare for Outdoor Performances
Can one plus one equal three? Two of Orange County’s most revered arts and cultural institutions team up to create a new tradition that neither could have done on its own.
