Sign up for our eNewsletterHillcrest resident Yale Strom named KPBS-Union Bank Local Hero By Monica Medina | KPBS Listen to klezmer music and it will harken you back to another time. Rich with tradition, the haunting melodies are a testament to the Jewish people and all they’ve endured throughout the course of history.
Read MoreBy Jessica Dearborn | SDUN Reporter The Verge is a gathering of artists of every imaginable variety. It is a place where poets, painters, writers, sculptors, photographers, doodlers and muses can share ideas, spark inspiration and display their work. It is an event where generative exercises will ignite new creative endeavors, where good art, good drink and good food will encourage an ever-growing sense of community.
Read MoreEnigmatic and exciting, ion’s “Tiger” is not to be missed By Charlene Baldridge |SDUN Theater Critic Whether one traveled to Los Angeles to see Rajiv Joseph’s 2010 Pulitzer Prize-nominated “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo” is immaterial vis-à-vis the production encountered now through June 2 at ion theatre company.
Read MoreFilmOut San Diego’s anniversary festival opens May 29 with bigger, better – and smarter – LGBT films By Anthony King | SDUN Editor FilmOut San Diego crosses a milestone this year, celebrating 15 years of film for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community with their anniversary festival scheduled for Wednesday, May 29 to June 2. While many festivals have shrunk or disappeared completely, FilmOut remains an important staple in the San Diego community.
Read MoreDazzling company adds to ‘Other Desert Cities’ success By Charlene Baldridge | SDUN Theater Critic Jon Robin Baitz’s 2011 Broadway hearth drama “Other Desert Cities” is set on Christmas Eve 2004. The Wyeth family – or at least what’s left of it – gathers at the elder Wyeths’ luxurious Palm Springs home.
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