Six honorees will be feted by Arts Orange County on Tuesday at annual awards ceremony.
Tag: South Coast Repertory
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.
Arts Groups Adapt Opening Plans After Delta Variant Changes the COVID Landscape
The longterm effects of COVID on Orange County performing arts institutions not only include the audience experience, but also require rethinking programming and fundraising.
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.
84 Orange County Arts and Entertainment Orgs, Promoters Get $78 Million in Grants
Segerstrom Center for the Arts receives $10 million; OC Fair gets $4.89 million from federal government’s Small Business Association.
Major Orange County Arts Orgs to Require Masks and Full COVID-19 Vaccination for the Foreseeable Future
The major O.C. arts institutions announced in a jointstatement that both audience and staff members will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccinations and wear masks at all times while inside their venues.
Hodgins: Performing Arts Groups Prepare to Reopen with Caution, Hope and New Tools
Performing arts leaders share how they’re approaching this new and unprecedented chapter in the cultural life of Orange County.
The Play(wright) Remains the Thing in SCR’s Pacific Playwrights Festival
After cancellation last year, South Coast Repertory’s new play festival returns with different format and schedule, but same focus on the plays and their writers.
SCR Announces a Live Mini Season of Streaming, Outdoor Events
After a year with no audiences, SCR has announced a mini spring/summer season of plays, starting online in spring, then moving outdoors for summer at Mission San Juan Capistrano with live audiences.
Live Theater in O.C. – and What the Pandemic Hath Wrought
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.










