SCR theatergoers will see the same actors in alternating-night performances of ‘The Little Foxes’ and ‘Appropriate.’
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What’s Coming Up in Arts & Culture for 2023?
Voice of OC’s arts writers pick out notable events for the spring season in theater, dance, visual arts, classical music, culture and food.
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‘Nina Simone’ Shows the Performer at a Crossroads as She Throws in with the Movement
Christina Ham’s rebuilt 2016 revue-style drama is now more of a think piece, making South Coast Rep’s Orange County premiere essentially a world premiere.
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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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SCR Adds Some New Wrinkles to Its 2022 Pacific Playwrights Festival
The 24th time around for the vaunted program features five staged readings, one full production, and a sneak peek at an in-development musical.
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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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Ways OC Organizations are Providing Opportunities to Give Back This Holiday Season
Many of these local nonprofits welcome donations from community members year round to help make seasonal programs like this possible.
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How is the New Scrooge in South Coast Repertory’s ‘A Christmas Carol?’
REVIEW: Despite a new director and lead actor and a few imperfections, the 41st annual production feels as warm and reassuring as a visit from St. Nick as Richard Doyle finds his way into the role of Ebenezer Scrooge.
