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The Old Globe Announces Plans for Full Reopening, Season to Feature World Premieres by Michael John LaChiusa & More The Old Globe will present three world premieres: The Gardens of Anuncia, Shutter Sisters, and El Borracho.by BWW News Desk The Old Globe today announced plans for the long-awaited full reopening of its three theatres in Balboa Park. Audiences will be able to once again gather in the Globe's outdoor theatre starting June 4 and in the two indoor theatres in September. A full lineup of virtual and in-person theatre, boasting five world premieres, offers something for everyone, fr...

Standard-Times MARION — Marion Art Center Theater will present its first play of the 2021 season, Native Gardens, written by Karen Zacarías and directed by Kate Fishman. The cast includes Gary Sousa as Pablo, Mia Vaughn as Tania, Suzie Kokkins as Virginia, and Donn Tyler as Frank. The MAC’s sound and lighting technician is Steve McManus. Director Kate Fishman is seeking extras to fill four nonspeaking roles for this production. To find out more, email mactheater1957@gmail.com with “Extra for Native Gardens” in the subject line. If you’ve always wanted to get involved with the...

With Green Valley Books closed, Native Gardens will expand their store. #NABUR

Edward Torres Torres has directed multiple productions at the San Diego, Calif.-based Old Globe, including Familiar, Native Gardens, and Water by the Spoonful, as well as two readings for the Powers New Voices Festivals. He recently directed a podcast version of Macbeth for NEXT Podcast and Play On Shakespeare. Torres directed the premiere of Kristoffer Diaz’s The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity at Victory Gardens Theater and Teatro Vista, which won two Jeff Awards. He’s also the artistic director emeritus at Teatro Vista. Led by artistic director Barry Edelstein, the Old Globe 2021...

Events Audubon presents birding in Costa Rica Mid-Coast Audubon and Camden Public Library will host a free online Zoom pictorial overview of the 2020 Maine Audubon trip to Costa Rica at 6 p.m. Thursday. Maine Audubon’s staff naturalist Doug Hitchcox will head the presentation, detailing a trip he and 10 Audubon members took to Costa Rica, which is considered a birding paradise. This travelogue will follow the group’s travels day by day, highlighting the birds, food, and stunning vistas, as well as the conservation issues of the area and importance of ecotourism. To register for the event,...