Infidelity and violence are not humorous in San Diego Opera’s ‘The Clowns’
Tenor Jonathan Burton in a production of “I Pagliacci.” (Photo courtesy of the San Diego Opera) Any production of Leoncavallo’s evergreen verismo masterwork I Pagliacci (The Clowns) — including the San Diego Opera’s (Oct. 31 – Nov. 2) — must grapple with the tension at the opera’s heart: its protago
Flashback: Stars, inventors, and a fair to remember — Oct. 29, 1915
A scene from the film Fatty and Mabel go to the San Diego Exposition. (Photo courtesy of The Movie Database (TMDB) On Oct. 29, 1915, San Diego’s Panama–California Exposition in Balboa Park buzzed with excitement as a remarkable convergence of entertainment and innovation unfolded. Silent film legend
‘Globe for All’ brings Shakespeare closer to home, from San Marcos to San Ysidro
A show on Globe for All’s 2024 tour of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” Photo by Rich Soublet II. Growing up in San Diego, Alejandra Villanueva was never exposed to the theater, other than at a school assembly or a musical. But on Tuesday, the actress will take to the stage at a school in City Height
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