he sun is shining and it’s the perfect time to go outdoors and see some theatre! The La Jolla Playhouse WOW Festival is back April 21- 24th at the Arts District in Liberty Station. WOW Festival producer Amy Ashton talks about the festival, what to expect from this year’s shows, and what she hopes it inspires in people for the future. …
The last time I spoke with THE FRONTERA PROJECT was during the pandemic, and they were just about to launch a tour of theatres and universities in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Now this interactive, bilingual theater piece which is a collaboration between Mexican company Tijuana Hace Teatro and American company New Feet Productions will have its West Coast premiere on April 23 and 24 as part of La Jolla Playhouse WOW Festival at the Arts District in Liberty Station. …
The Old Globe and La Jolla Playhouse are excited to be a part of the networking event BROADWAY & BEYOND: ACCESS FOR STAGE MANAGERS OF COLOR. This event is continuing the mission of Broadway and Beyond to provide opportunity, education, and vital industry connections for stage managers of color. If you are a stage manager, know a stage manager, or are interested in stage management, then it’s something you won’t want to miss. …
La Jolla Playhouse brings the world premiere “to the yellow house” and an important period in the life of Vincent van Gogh to life through December 12th. …
Charlayne Woodard’s new play THE GARDEN, now playing at La Jolla Playhouse through Oct 17th, proves that relationships are like gardens; they need to be tended regularly in order to flourish. Featuring dynamic performances THE GARDEN is a moving play that is not to be missed. …
PORTALEZA at La Jolla Playhouse is a an avant-garde online psychedelic experience promising to unlock mysteries beyond your imagination …
FLY, the new musical adaption of J.M. Barrie’s tale of Peter Pan brings a swashbuckling, gravity-defying adventure to the stage of the La Jolla Playhouse. Full of laughter and a touch of melancholy the show explores imagination, the power of choice, and the unknown adventure
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