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Sleek ‘Much Ado’ Takes a Mediterranean Break At The Old Globe

By Welton Jones | August 22, 2018 |

On the sunny Riviera of the 1930s, Facist troops take a break from combat to pursue the ancient nonsense of the beloved Shakespearean comedy ‘Much Ado About Nothing.’ almost everybody does a fine job and there’s one extraordinary turn.

Pushing the Envelope: Enticing New Music at La Jolla SummerFest

By Ken Herman | August 17, 2018 |

Thursday, August 16, La Jolla SummerFest featured Marc-André Dalbavie’s stunning Quartet for Piano and Strings, a La Jolla Music Society commission premiered here in 2012, and paired it with Pierre Jalbert’s 2017 Piano Quintet, an equally impressive work which the La Jolla Music Society co-commissioned.

Moonlight’s OK ‘Hunchback’ Is Torn Between Two Competitive Worlds

By Martin Jones Westlin | August 16, 2018 |

The world has enjoyed author Victor Hugo’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” since its original publication in 1831 — so much so that the story has commanded lots of attention amid technical advancement. Moonlight Stage Productions is giving the live show, based on Disney’s 1996 animation, a go — and the result is a cautionary tale about the theater’s errant place in matters that probably shouldn’t concern it.

Promoting Tolerance With Musical Comedy

By David Dixon | August 15, 2018 |

Director John Waters is no stranger to tasteless comedies for adults. Fans of movies such as “Female Trouble” and “Pink Flamingos” would probably never have guessed that one of his more popular films would be a feel-good PG 1988 movie, “Hairspray.”

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