Nuestros Trajes: A History of Relámpago del Cielo Through Traditional Apparel
Experience the history of Relámpago del Cielo through its garments over five decades.
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A New Era Officially Begins at Pacific Symphony
Alexander Shelley’s first season at the helm marks landmark anniversaries, features an opera about Nixon and brings in some big names.
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Embracing the World’s Cultures in Orange County
These local festivals highlight the beloved traditions of different cultures from across the globe, providing a chance to learn about new people and places without ever leaving home.
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‘Something Rotten!’ at Curtis Theatre
A riotous Renaissance comedy that’s rip-roaring fun.
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‘Once’ Twice: Two Local Theaters Stage Musical at the Same Time – and Neither Is Worried
Chance Theater and Electric Company Theatre open the actor-musician musical this weekend.
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After Nearly 30 Years, Shakespeare by the Sea Fights to Keep Free Performances Alive
Theater group Shakespeare by the Sea – which presents free performances – must raise $200,000 by Jan. 31 or risk folding.
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Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony Make Mighty Sounds in Costa Mesa
REVIEW: The visiting orchestra and conductor provide a splendid program of Strauss, Hindemith Stravinsky and Ravel.
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Philharmonic Society’s 2026-27 Season Features Superstars and Curiosities
The lineup includes Yuja Wang, the Bang on a Can All-Stars and the return of the Vienna Philharmonic.
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‘Bug In Mouth Disease’ at The Larking House
When the Truth Won’t Stay Buried
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ABT William J. Gillespie School Celebrates a Decade at the Segerstrom Center
The school will host a special master class series featuring former ABT Artistic Director Kevin McKenzie.
