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Song from the Uproar: The Lives and Deaths of Isabelle Eberhardt will mark a few firsts for the Pittsburgh-based DEMASKUS Theater Collective. Besides being the...

‘Our Town’ in Costa Mesa. Pacific Opera Project's ‘I Can’t Breathe’ in North Hollywood. Salsa singer Ricardo Lemvo in DTLA. ‘Newsies’ in Cerritos.

Nicholas Brown (CFA’15) plays clarinet with the Lyric Opera but he wanted more. He and a friend founded the Boston Festival Orchestra to create more work for musicians and outreach to underserved communities.

Come on down to celebrate The Price is Right. Attend a live taping of a podcast dedicated to Law & Order: SVU. Laugh along with Jo Koy. Bring the doggos to Pupcella.

It was the first performance since March 2020.

From our annual Giving supplement, a yearlong calendar of fundraisers and other philanthropic gatherings

New art members club La Pera Projects offers a cadre of exciting artists at affordable prices through a fresh, modern and intimate approach. Looking to transcend the traditional white ...

OPERA LEADS THE WAY BACK May. 13, 2021 at 11:00 am I WAS RIGHT LAST WEEK! About live music coming back. That light at the end of the tunnel is a spotlight, and the band, the dancers and the actors are getting ready to hit the stage. Not tonight, not quite yet, but sooner than I thought possible. And who is leading the way to the return of live performances? Opera! Yes, opera. I love opera. What’s not to love, if you are a music lover? It’s music by some of the best composers of the classic...

What: New Zealand-born and Vancouver-based artist Gabryel Harrison’s latest collection of oil and acrylic paintings are described by her as being “grounded in my earlier work with floral imagery yet informed by the experience of being in a new unknown.” See After Every Winter, Soft Wind at VisualSpace Gallery until May 15. When: Now until May 15, 2021 (closed Sunday and Monday) Time: 12 to 5 pm Where: VisualSpace Gallery – 3352 Dunbar St., Vancouver Cost: Free Salto is the King. ...

In the wake of Derek Chauvin’s guilty verdict, an urgent focus is being placed nationwide on reimagining law enforcement. In California, a number of members of the state’s Legislative Black Caucus are About The Morning Brief The Morning Brief newsletter is sent mornings Monday through Friday. Subscribe to get it delivered to your inbox. Some proposals have been in the works for years, and others are newer, reports Nicole Nixon of Capital Public Radio. But all focus on a rethinking of the...