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It’s been nearly 10 months since San Diego theaters set up ghost lights on their stages, with the hope that one day soon live theater would return. No one could have predicted how long it will take for curtains to rise again. But with the vaccine now a reality, many theaters are hoping to reopen next summer or fall. Because of the unpredictability of the pandemic, most San Diego theaters haven’t published any firm production plans for this year. But a handful of local companies have listed some tentative plans on their websites, so I’ve picked the shows I am most looking forward to seei...

Chronicle Staff December 28, 2020Updated: December 31, 2020, 1:30 pm Alex Carrington (left) and Kelly Del Rosario in Margaret Jenkins Dance Company’s “Breathing at the Boundaries.” Photo: Margaret Jenkins Dance Company The Chronicle’s guide to notable arts and entertainment happenings in the Bay Area.  Margaret Jenkins’ ‘Breathing at the Boundaries’ responds to many threats to breath Many of 2020’s horrors have imperiled our ability to breathe: a virus that consigns its afflicted to respirators and prompts everyone else to don masks; police violence runs so rampa...

Rachel Howard December 30, 2020Updated: December 31, 2020, 7:28 am Corey Brady and Norma Fong perform in the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company’s “Breathing at the Boundaries.” Photo: Courtesy Margaret Jenkins Dance Company During the pandemic, we have seen no shortage of socially distanced dance on screen, some of it intimate and slapdash, some of it panoramic and refined — and all of it, for its sheer collective persistence, heartening. But the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company’s “Breathing at the Boundaries” is the first dance work this year I’ve encountered that both...

It’s been nearly 10 months since San Diego theaters set up ghost lights on their stages, with the hope that one day soon live theater would return. No one could have predicted how long it will take for curtains to rise again. But with the vaccine now a reality, many theaters are hoping to reopen next summer or fall. Because of the unpredictability of the pandemic, most San Diego theaters haven’t published any firm production plans for this year. But a handful of local companies have listed some tentative plans on their websites, so I’ve picked the shows I am most looking forward to seei...