“Fences has always been my favorite. It’s about a family, and we all have families. That’s why it endures.” – Delicia Turner Sonnenberg In San Diego, director Delicia Turner Sonnenberg has carved out an artistic home grounded in storytelling, community, and legacy. Originally from Atlanta, Sonnenberg’s journey as a director has been deeply intertwined with
Chloe Arnold, Emmy-nominated choreographer and co-director of the internationally acclaimed Syncopated Ladies, continues to redefine tap dance for a new generation. A Washington, D.C. native and protégé of Debbie Allen, Arnold blends the rich traditions of tap with contemporary music, creating work that is both rooted and refreshingly modern. Her choreography has reached global audiences
Broadway San Diego has announced its 49th Season, bringing Broadway’s current productions direct from New York City to San Diego. For the first time in our history, every show in the seven-show season package is currently running on Broadway, giving San Diego audiences the chance to experience the excitement, artistry, and performances of New York’s
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SAN DIEGO – Broadway San Diego ~ A Nederlander Presentation is thrilled to announce that tickets are now on sale for the Tony Award®–winning musical phenomenon SIX, returning to the San Diego Civic Theatre for a limited one-week engagement, Tuesday, December 30 through Sunday, January 4. From Tudor queens to pop icons, the six wives of Henry VIII take
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SAN DIEGO, CA- ArtPower at UC San Diego is bringing the holiday cheer and cultural flair this December with a series of curated celebrations and productions at the Epstein Family Amphitheater that are uniquely San Diego. “Whether you’re looking for laughs, a cultural holiday celebration, or just want to soak in the seasonal vibes, our team
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Broadway San Diego ~ A Nederlander Presentation is delighted to announce that tickets for & Juliet are on sale for a limited one-week engagement, running Tuesday, October 14 through Sunday, October 19. Group orders for 10 or more can be made by emailing Groups@BroadwaySD.com. Featuring songs by the legendary Grammy-winning songwriter/producer Max Martin, a book
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When Wynton Marsalis — one of the greatest trumpeters of our time — called a young Keyon Harrold “the future of the trumpet,” it wasn’t just praise. It was prophecy. Born and raised in Ferguson, Missouri, Harrold has carved a path that defies genre. His horn has graced the sounds of Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Jeff Beck,
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When I caught up with GRAMMY-nominated drummer, composer, and producer Nate Smith, he was in Richmond, Virginia, savoring what he calls his favorite season. “The East Coast transition from summer to fall is beautiful,” he said warmly, setting the tone for our conversation. Known for his visceral drumming style and collaborations with artists ranging from
At just 30 years old, Glenn Alexander II has already made history as one of the few Black conductors in today’s classical and theatrical landscape. From Carnegie Hall to the national tour of Les Misérables, his journey reflects not only talent and training but also a deep sense of purpose. Raised in Port Arthur, Texas,
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If you haven’t heard of Shucked yet, trust us—you will. This hilarious, heartfelt, and completely original musical has been delighting audiences across the country with its clever wit, catchy score, and one very quirky obsession: corn. Now headed to the San Diego Civic Theatre August 12–17, Shucked introduces local audiences to the vibrant world of Cobb County and the
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