La Jolla-grown filmmaker Yoav Potash, called "Joe" by classmates during his school days, will have a short-yet-sweet homecoming by showcasing...

San Diegans who frequent the Starbucks in Ocean Beach, Gold’s Gym in Point Loma or the San Diego Yacht Club...

San Diego’s classical music community is thriving. This is especially true with opera, where grassroots efforts lead the way in...

Dance aficionados know La Jolla native John Malashock’s 23-year-old Malashock Dance as one of San Diego’s best modern dance troupes....

By Patricia Morris Buckley | SDUN Theater Critic In “The Rocky Horror Show,” Dr. Frank ’N’ Furter pieces together his...

by Charlene Baldridge | SDUN Theater Critic The Old Globe opened the world premiere of playwright-in-residence Matthew Lopez’s new play,...

The La Jolla Symphony and Chorus (LJS&C) will kick off its 2011-12 season on Oct. 15 with its fourth annual...

Puppetry is one of the minor arts, says puppeteer Dori Smith. "It’s not like a symphony or the theater." You...

Formed in Los Angeles in 1995, The Red Elvises celebrate both their Russian heritage and rock ’n’ roll in the...

Alternative rockers Enreverie perform at The Griffin on Oct. 14. Fronted by singer Amber Plaster and guitarist Aaron Echeverria, the...