Queer, Bold, and Resilient: Diversionary Theatre Turns 40
By Cesar A Reyes This year, Diversionary Theatre celebrates an extraordinary milestone: forty years of boldly telling LGBTQ+ stories in
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Fighting for Lolita: Alexis Vázquez and the Power of Redemption
By Cesar A Reyes You don’t forget the first time you sit across from Alexis Vázquez and hear him talk
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Why Starve? San Diego’s Art Culture is Thriving
By Patric Stillman For decades, two ideas have lingered stubbornly in conversations about the arts. The first is that the
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Sweet Delusion – Mike Taveira
By Korie Houston “Always want what I can’t have. Don’t know where I learned that. We can talk all night,
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Here Comes The Sun How and We Fight for Our Lives
By Vaughn Frantz Miller Here Comes The Sun by Nicole Dennis-Benn Here is a novel: a story which will introduce a family of characters who orbit around — and occasionally collide with — each other, each with
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Artist Profile S. M. Shifflett
S. M. Shifflett’s paintings of people and animals are so precise they appear almost three-dimensional, creating an uncanny sense of
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Sherri Eden Barber and Harrison David Rivers Ask What Comes After Comfort in Straddle
By Cesar A Reyes Listening to Sherri Eden Barber and Harrison David Rivers talk about theatre feels like overhearing a
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How Hillcrest Became One of San Diego’s Most Enduring Arts Districts
By Patric Stillman If you know where to look, Hillcrest has been telling its artistic story for more than seventy
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We can’t be friends (wait for your love) – Ariana Grande
By Korie Houston “I didn’t think you’d understand me. How could you ever even try?” I used to accept the
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Katie Holmes Steps into the Fire: Opening The Old Globe’s 2026 Season as a Dangerous, Dazzling Hedda Gabler
By Cesar A Reyes When Katie Holmes walks onto the stage at The Old Globe next February, she won’t just
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