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Moxie’s ‘Notes on Killing…’ Intelligently Explores Colonialism and Gender

By David Dixon | May 20, 2024 |
William BJ Robinson and Christine Carmela (photos courtesy of Daren Scott).

A controversial U.S. federal law involving the relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico is PROMESA, which stands for the Puerto Rican Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Act. Enacted in 2016, the law was created “to monitor Puerto Rico’s spending and oversee debt restructuring.”

The Hausmann Quartet Boldly Champions Schoenberg and Dutilleux on Sunday’s ‘Haydn Voyages’ Program

By Ken Herman | May 19, 2024 |

The programming of Sunday’s installment of the Hausmann Quartet’s Haydn Voyages series at the Maritime Museum of San Diego encountered some figurative stormy weather.

Opera Neo Celebrates Another Handel Rarity: ‘Rodelinda’ at First Unitarian Universalist Church

By Ken Herman | May 18, 2024 |

Opera Neo opened its season Friday with a bold, imaginatively staged production of G. F. Handel’s early opera Rodelinda.

Strong Family Time in The Old Globe’s Funny and Emotional ‘Stir’

By David Dixon | May 16, 2024 |
Joel Perez and Melinda Lopez. (photos courtesy of Rich Soublet II).

Losing a family member is often difficult to process. Some are open about their grief, while others try to move on as soon as possible from the tragic events.

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