Throughout the ’70s, San Diego boasted a cool local music compilation series called "Homegrown." More than a random collection of...

Ye gods, including Zeus. All he did was give us fire — which led to a few other good things...

UCSD Department of Theatre & Dance offers an alternative to holiday fare with MFA candidate Tom Dugdale’s visually stunning staging...

It’s time for holiday offerings at local theaters, some old, some new and some revised. Thanksgiving week held two openings,...

Belly dancing, one of the oldest art forms still in existence today, also remains one of the most exotic. Despite...

Colorful Mexican wrestler masks make up some of the international flavor at the Marché de Noel Holiday Fair, Nov. 21...

Named Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern, two amnesiac characters are stranded amid their travels atop a dreamlike Beckettian wilderness, tossing coins head...

Some people are never celebrated enough. A prime example of suitable tribute is Arthur Wagner, founder and emeritus faculty member...

Whenever Gertrude the Griffon delivers the pre-curtain plea for money, an arts organization — Lyric Opera of San Diego in...

Divided, multi-media piece including neon by Brett Daniel, is on display along with a variety of other faculty-designed pieces as...