‘Hair’ Today, Gone to Edinburgh Tomorrow for Santa Barbara High
Saturday night performance is musical's final one before students embark for Festival Fringe in Edinburgh.Chamber Music Rules at the Music Academy
Saturday's picnic concert will serve up a musical feast; next week, pianist Joseph Kalichstein will lead two masterclasses.For One Young Actress, ‘Little Women’ Marks a Big Turning Point
Chryanthe Pantages had her doubts at first, but her experience with the Showstoppers Theatre Productions' musical has her hooked.Music Academy Announces Winners of Vocal Competition
The Marilyn Horne Foundation will present its two singers and one pianist in New York City recitals.Local Young Actors Make a Big Production of ‘Little Women’
Showstoppers Theatre Productions this week will present a musical adaptation of the classic novel.Santa Ynez Valley Couple to Receive Wilderness Spirit Award
The Wildling Art Museum will present the award to Fred and Nancy Emerson at its annual dinner.Book Review: ‘Prince of Underwhere’
Santa Barbara resident Bruce Hale once again strikes comic gold.Music Academy’s Concerto Finalists to Take the Spotlight
Four accomplished instrumentalists will perform at the Lobero Theatre on Saturday.PCPA Theaterfest Announces Its 45th Anniversary Season
The 2008-09 season will feature five hit musicals, a Shakespeare comedy and a new play.Give the Wine and Art Passport Event a Whirl
The Santa Maria Valley Wine Country festival this weekend will feature eight local wineries.‘The Dock Brief’ a Lunchtime Treat
Savor John Mortimer's one-act tragicomic presented by DIJO Productions.Music Academy Cues Up Three Major Concerts
Young soloists and mature composers will share the spotlight.‘Twelve Angry Men’ Still Enthralls
Center Stage Theater performance proves powerful play has not lost its appeal after more than 50 years.After an Intense Summer Program, Ballet Students to Grace the Stage
State Street Ballet's Friday performance will include an array of dance forms, including classical, contemporary, modern and jazz.Jury Battles Toward a Verdict in ‘Twelve Angry Men’
The dramatic play, on now through Aug. 2, is DIJO Productions' most ambitious project yet.Music at the Ranch Kicks Off
Tony Ybarra and Sonido Morenos will start the free summer concert series Tuesday evening.Music Academy Recitals to Start Minimal, Finish Maximal
Each of four events will feature extraordinary works and exceptional talent.Book Review: ‘Pure Grace’ a Work of Art and Inspiration
Artist Aliza McCracken empowers readers to be kind, loving and compassionate.Instruments Taking Shape In Hands of Santa Barbara Craftsman
Master violin maker James Wimmer is creating a unique quartet of instruments for Westmont College.SBCC Theatre Group Producing ‘Rumors’ — Pass It On
The Neil Simon comedy is playing through July 26.Youth Performance a Showstopper
On Saturday, 33 children with Showstoppers Threatre Productions will perform Once on This Island Jr.80 Local Kids Follow New Yellow Brick Road
Stage Left Productions lifts curtain on 'The Wizard of Oz' next week.Music Academy Goes Messiaenic
During a 'visiting artist recital,' pianist Christopher Taylor will perform the composer's two-piano piece.Music Academy’s Opening Brilliant
The exceptionally talented young artists shine as the concert series takes on a more modern tone.Music Academy Recital to Put Local Students at Center Stage
Several of the featured students, from the academy's MERIT program, are from Santa Barbara.Symphony’s Musical Fireworks Sure to Be Spectacular
The Santa Barbara Symphony's holiday concert in the Sunken Gardens is a worthy tradition.Festival Issues Casting Call for Aspiring Filmmakers
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival is accepting entries for its 2009 event.Chamberfest to Play Up ‘Modern’ Sound
With a new name but in the same venue, the concert series is sure to continue to please.Music Academy Gives Chamberfest a New Sound
The series, which starts Tuesday, will showcase the genre's lesser-known compositional range.Music Academy Offers Masterclass Sampler
The event will feature violinist Zvi Zeitlin and pianists Jerome Lowenthal and Warren Jones.From Santa Barbara to Beijing, Documentary Bridges Cultural Divide
A local father-daughter team is putting the final touches on a film about producing a play on MLK in China.Solvang Jazz Festival to Return With World-Class Lineup
Jazz legends and new stars align to bring stellar entertainment to the area Sept. 25-28.PCPA Theaterfest Presents Award-Winning Musical ‘Ragtime’
The diverse score melds three distinct stories for a powerful portrayal of life at the turn of the 20th century.Book Review: In ‘10 Lucky Things,’ Change is a Novel Idea
Mary Hershey's '10 Lucky Things That Have Happened to Me Since I Nearly Got Hit by Lightning' exudes grace and humor.Soprano’s Sweet Sounds Hit the Spot at Sunday Concert
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