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Exercising to Song Parodies
Many productions of WaistWatchers the Musical! have been staged since 2007. Advertisements compare the plot to Menopause the Musical, since both comedies have found success due to song parodies, off-color humor and empathetic female characters.
Read MoreFerruccio Furlanetto Fabulous in Concert with Orchestra
Saturday’s Copley Symphony Hall audience fell in love with celebrated Italian opera bass Ferruccio Furlanetto in his exceptional concert with full orchestra . . .
Read MoreDANCE RADAR: March into Spring with a Guide
Festivals, ballets, symphonies, collaborations, Cuban, Flamenco, whew–you’ll need a guide to navigate this month…
Read MoreFinding Magic in Unexpected Places
Watching North Coast Repertory Theatre’s production of the French farce, Now You See It (originally entitled Le Systeme Ribadier) is like watching the early stages of a rising magician. The magic trick might have a little too much setup, but there is delight in seeing the execution of the illusion.
Read MoreThe San Diego Symphony Takes On A Chestnut
The San Diego Symphony offered Hector Berlioz’ evergreen “Symphonie Fantastique” and Carl Nielsen’s Flute Concerto, featuring Principal Flute Rose Lombardo . . .
Read MoreAnother Trifonov Triumph in La Jolla
Returning Sunday (Feb. 28) to La Jolla for his fourth local performance since he won the 2011 Tchaikovsky International Competition, the young Russian virtuoso Daniil Trifonov confirmed yet again that he is the preeminent concert pianist of his generation . . .
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