Itamar Moses and his collaborators find their way to an engaging and entertaining show. The excellent cast sings, dances and acts well, the songs are clever and the under-the-stage band is fine.
The star of the show – a black Nissan tricked out by La Jolla’s Nissan Design Center – literally takes center stage. But it’s the show’s premise that keeps it from being riveting.
Jim Winsor shares some of the great news that came out of Hillcrest this week, including a change in towing regulations before a major special event, and the approval the Hillcrest Pride Flag.
Art, music, amazing architecture and incredible LGBT nightlife, you can find it all in Savannah, Georgia. It’s a great city to relax in a rocking chair, put up your pinky and sip a mint julep in your best seersucker attire. I do declare!
San Diego can always use another good theater company and Living Light Theatre is off to a fine start with “Master Harold ... and the boys.”
Itamar Moses and his collaborators find their way to an engaging and entertaining show. The excellent cast sings, dances and acts well, the songs are clever and the under-the-stage band is fine.
The star of the show – a black Nissan tricked out by La Jolla’s Nissan Design Center – literally takes center stage. But it’s the show’s premise that keeps it from being riveting.
Jim Winsor shares some of the great news that came out of Hillcrest this week, including a change in towing regulations before a major special event, and the approval the Hillcrest Pride Flag.
Art, music, amazing architecture and incredible LGBT nightlife, you can find it all in Savannah, Georgia. It’s a great city to relax in a rocking chair, put up your pinky and sip a mint julep in your best seersucker attire. I do declare!
San Diego can always use another good theater company and Living Light Theatre is off to a fine start with “Master Harold ... and the boys.”
“The Scottsboro Boys” is sad, moving, horrifying and funny in a way that only black humor can be. This audacious co-production of the Old Globe and San Francisco’s American Conservatory Theatre is a must-see.
Splendid performances by a cast led by Maggie Smith, Judi Dench and Tom Wilkinson lift the predictable script into a lovely little comedy, helped immeasurably by the truly exotic surroundings of bustling Jaipur.
Supermodel Christie Brinkley headlines a touring production of "Chicago" and it is "worth a look-see."
Malashock Dance will present “Hidden Agendas,” an evening of personal, intimate and revealing dance works exploring emotional manipulation, physical longing and secret rendezvous, on May 11-13.
The weekend kicks off tonight at Baja Betty's with "Drive By Drag!"
Juan Felipe Herrera, who once lived in a homemade RV in Escondido, has been named California’s fifth poet laureate and the first Chicano.
There are many similarities between Cape Town and California, and they don’t begin and end at the beautiful beaches, although visiting a gay beach is a must-do when you're there.
Jim Winsor has all the details on Cinco de Mayo celebrations around town!
“Respect” is more revue than anything else. If you’d like a painless (though loud), well-executed trip down the memory lane of Top 40 hits about women, this is the show for you.

Monday night TV pics from GLAAD: "House," "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" and "Lost Girl."
Lots to watch on TV this weekend: "As Good As It Gets," "Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby," "Billboard Music Awards," "Nurse Jackie" and "The Borgias."
A "gay airline" operated by Lufthansa has been launched dedicated to delivering passengers to the EuroGames 2012 in Budapest.
There is no better way to pay homage to the LGBT lives that have been lost than to visit the various sites that memorialize their suffering around the world.
Gay San Diego's food critic Frank Sabatini Jr. has good things to say about The Red Door Restaurant and Wine Bar in Mission Hills.
Andy Hinds continues to share his experiences about raising children in San Diego's Uptown neighborhoods.
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