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Hearing Schubert’s Wintry Song Cycle in San Diego Spring

By Ken Herman | May 25, 2018 |

Sunday’s chilly, May gray afternoon provided appropriate weather in which to consider Franz Schubert’s and poet Wilhelm Müller’s wintry song cycle “Die Winterreise,” with its morbid musings over a lonely midwinter trek. Baritone Michael Sokol and pianist Nicolas Reveles did the honors in the downtown San Diego Public Library’s Neil Morgan Auditorium,

Spirit Tops the Logistics in Cygnet’s Unfinished ‘Wind And the Breeze’

By Martin Jones Westlin | May 24, 2018 |

Your universe is as big, or as small, as you care to make it — after all, it’s your universe. ‘The Wind and the Breeze,’ Cygnet Theatre Company’s current entry, can’t quite decide between the dimensions, but its spirit and production values count for a lot.

In a Loathsome World Beneath ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’: Hope

By Welton Jones | May 22, 2018 |

The resilience of the human soul is sorely tested by the culture engulfing it in ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns,’ a lyrical look at the horror of late 20th Century Afghanistan by Ursula Rani Sarma i at the Old Globe Theatre.

Sacra/Profana’s Bridge to Musical Nirvana

By Ken Herman | May 21, 2018 |

Sacra/Profana’s Associate Artistic Director Juan Carlos Acosta anchored the choral ensemble’s excellent program (given on May 19 & 20) with Canadian composer Larry Nickel’s secular cantata “When I Think of Bridges,” a U.S. premiere of the challenging 2007 work.

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