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Friday's Half-price Tickets!
Ain't Misbehavin': The Fats Waller Musical Show
San Diego Repertory Theatre
at Lyceum Stage Theatre (Downtown)
Conceived by Richard Maltby, Jr. and Murray Horwitz. Directed and Choreographed by Patdro Harris (Crowns) Winner - 3 Tony Awards® & New York Drama Critic's Circle Award. The Harlem Renaissance was one of the most astonishing explosions of creativity in modern American history. Musical genius was onstage most every night at venues like the Cotton Club and the Savoy Ballroom. Clubs on Lennox Avenue were ablaze with stride piano players stunning the world with the new beat of "swing." And Fats Waller was the king of the street. Thirty unforgettable songs make this sassy and sexy dance and song hit parade one of the most entertaining musicals of our time!
Friday 8:00pm - $28.00 Available Now
The Busy World is Hushed
Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
A complex look at why religion, faith and the human heart can't always be reconciled.
Friday 8:00pm - $13.50
Available Now
Cadenza: Mozart's Last Year
Vantage Theatre
at Centro Cultural de la Raza (Balboa Park)
A new look at the most famous tragedy in music history by Artist in Residence, Robert Salerno. At the height of his creative powers, Mozart is stricken by a horrible fatal illness. Now, it is a race against time to complete the work that means everything to him. Ever the creative genius, he confronts death on his own terms, aided by several unusual characters and a trip into the eleventh dimension of Modern Physics.
Friday 8:00pm - $13.50
Available Now
Deathtrap
GB Productions
at North Park Vaudeville and Candy Shoppe (North Park)
Two-thirds a thriller and one-third a devilishly clever comedy, this popular play deals with the devious machinations of a writer of thrillers whose recent offerings have been flops and who is prepared to go to any lengths to improve his fortunes. Twists, turns and sudden shocks are in such abundance that the audience is held spellbound until the very last moment.
Friday 8:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
How I Learned to Drive
OnStage Playhouse (Chula Vista)
Note: Contains adult situations.
The story of the forbidden, sexually charged relationship between a young girl named Li'l Bit and her Uncle Peck. The intimate interaction between the two characters is portrayed as a series of "driving lessons," long journeys along the back roads of rural Maryland during the 1960's, near the home of Li'l Bit's eccentric and tacitly enabling family.
Friday 8:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
Jacobs' Masterworks-Brahms: Violin Concerto
San Diego Symphony
at Copley Symphony Hall (Downtown)
Note: Tickets for Friday's performance go off sale by 5:00pm the day of the show; tickets for Sunday go off sale by 3pm on Saturday.
Season Opener! Brahms' mighty "First Violin Concerto" performed by one the world's foremost violinists, Gil Shaham. Also: Beethoven revels in the splendor and storminess of the countryside, with "Symphony No. 6, Pastoral" and Lehár opens with a dance, "Gold and Silver Waltz." There is a Pre-Concert Talk that begins 45 minutes prior to the performance.
Friday 8:00pm - $27.00, 23.00 Available Now
Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Young Actors' Theatre
at Sherwood Auditorium, MCASD (La Jolla)
Note: These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the show. Tickets go off sale by 5pm for evening shows and by noon for matinees.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's first full-length musical seamlessly blends a number of musical styles in its storytelling, including parodies of French ballads with "Those Canaan Days," an Elvis-inspired rock & roll "Song of the King," the country-western flavored "One More Angel In Heaven," a 1920's ragtime influenced "Potiphar," Caribbean rhythms of "Benjamin Calypso" and even disco with "Go, Go, Go Joseph." Performed entirely by the most talented students in San Diego, this thrilling and exciting musical will be an evening to remember! Outrageous costumes, energetic choreography, incredible singing, and scenic designs that will take you back to ancient Egypt turn this spectacular musical into entertainment perfectly suited for the entire family.
Friday 7:00pm - $11.50
Available Now
Man of La Mancha
Lyric Opera San Diego
at Birch North Park Theatre (North Park)
One of the great classics of the American musical stage comes to Lyric Opera San Diego for the first time. "The Impossible Dream," "Dulcinea," and "Little Bird, Little Bird" are just a few of the great musical moments from this award-winning show. Leon Natker leads the cast as Don Quixote, Knight of the Woeful Countenance.
Friday 7:30pm - $25.00
Available Now
Play It Again, Sam
Scripps Ranch Theatre (Scripps Ranch)
Note: Parental guidance suggested.
A laugh out loud comedy by Woody Allen about a shy, nerdy bachelor who acquires an unlikely spiritual guide to help him make his way through the world of dating.
Friday 8:00pm - $12.00
Available Now
The Turn of the Screw
Cygnet Theatre (College Area)
Note: These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the show.
Based on the provocative tale of suspense, horror and repressed sexuality, this adaptation gives the famous story yet another turn of its own. A young governess journeys to care for two recently orphaned children whom are haunted by their former governess and the sadistic valet. The young heroine is left to wonder; are the ghosts real, or are they the products of her fevered imagination? San Diego Premiere.
Friday 8:00pm - $14.50 Available Now
Where There's a Will... There's a Wake!
Mystery Café Dinner Theatre
at Imperial House Restaurant (Uptown)
Set
in a 20's speakeasy with such notorious gangster era characters as
Ignacious "Sonny" Shoeleone, the bright and handsome heir apparent to
the family empire, unless his siblings have their way; Frankie "Two
Times" O'Malley--a thug who repeats everything twice, maybe even
murder? And Lotta " Boom-Boom" Kreskin, a chanteuse who predicts the
future, which doesn't look bright for several characters in this zany
plot filled with gangsters, games and dames. This show includes entree choices. See www.mysterycafe.net for details.
Friday 8:00pm - $34.75 Available Now
Friday's Full-price Tickets!
Seven Crimes
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
Sledgehammer Theatre opens their twenty-second season with "Seven
Crimes," Sledgehammer's Halloween Spectacle! Graphic Celebration of
Murder and Mayhem based on the Grand Guignol tragedies of 19th century
Paris meets Sledgehammer's contemporary sensibilities. Costume
contests, special events, guest murders! Crimes of passion, betrayal,
insanity and lots of exquisitely staged gore help you celebrate the
Halloween season in Grand Sledgehammer style.
Friday 8:00pm - Full $29.00, Stu/Sen/Mil $24.00 Available Now
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Saturday's Half-price Tickets!
Ain't Misbehavin': The Fats Waller Musical Show
San Diego Repertory Theatre
at Lyceum Stage Theatre (Downtown)
Note: Tickets for the matinee go off
sale by 12:30pm the day of the show.
Conceived by Richard Maltby, Jr. and Murray Horwitz. Directed and Choreographed by Patdro Harris (Crowns. Winner - 3 Tony Awards® & New York Drama Critic's Circle Award. The Harlem Renaissance was one of the most astonishing explosions of creativity in modern American history. Musical genius was onstage most every night at venues like the Cotton Club and the Savoy Ballroom. Clubs on Lennox Avenue were ablaze with stride piano players stunning the world with the new beat of "swing." And Fats Waller was the king of the street. Thirty unforgettable songs make this sassy and sexy dance and song hit parade one of the most entertaining musicals of our time!
Saturday 8:00pm - $29.50
Cadenza: Mozart's Last Year
Vantage Theatre
at Centro Cultural de la Raza (Balboa Park)
A new look at the most famous
tragedy in music history by Artist in Residence, Robert Salerno. At the
height of his creative powers, Mozart is stricken by a horrible fatal
illness. Now, it is a race against time to complete the work that means
everything to him. Ever the creative genius, he confronts death on his
own terms, aided by several unusual characters and a trip into the
eleventh dimension of Modern Physics.
Saturday 8:00pm - $13.50
Deathtrap
GB Productions
at North Park Vaudeville and Candy Shoppe (North Park)
Two-thirds a thriller and
one-third a devilishly clever comedy, this popular play deals with the
devious machinations of a writer of thrillers whose recent offerings
have been flops and who is prepared to go to any lengths to improve his
fortunes. Twists, turns and sudden shocks are in such abundance that
the audience is held spellbound until the very last moment.
Saturday 8:00pm - $10.00 Available Now
Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Young Actors' Theatre
at Sherwood Auditorium, MCASD (La Jolla)
Note:
These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the
show. Tickets go off sale by 5pm for evening shows and by noon for
matinees.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's
first full-length musical seamlessly blends a number of musical styles
in its storytelling, including parodies of French ballads with "Those
Canaan Days," an Elvis-inspired rock & roll "Song of the King," the
country-western flavored "One More Angel In Heaven," a 1920's ragtime
influenced "Potiphar," Caribbean rhythms of "Benjamin Calypso" and even
disco with "Go, Go, Go Joseph." Performed entirely by the most talented
students in San Diego, this thrilling and exciting musical will be an
evening to remember! Outrageous costumes, energetic choreography,
incredible singing, and scenic designs that will take you back to
ancient Egypt turn this spectacular musical into entertainment
perfectly suited for the entire family.
Saturday 7:00pm - $11.50
Man of La Mancha
Lyric Opera San Diego
at Birch North Park Theatre (North Park)
One of the great classics
of the American musical stage comes to Lyric Opera San Diego for the
first time. "The Impossible Dream," "Dulcinea," and "Little Bird,
Little Bird" are just a few of the great musical moments from this
award-winning show. Leon Natker leads the cast as Don Quixote, Knight
of the Woeful Countenance.
Saturday 7:30pm - $25.00
Available Now
Play It Again, Sam
Scripps Ranch Theatre (Scripps Ranch)
Note: Parental guidance suggested.
A laugh out loud comedy by
Woody Allen about a shy, nerdy bachelor who acquires an unlikely
spiritual guide to help him make his way through the world of dating.
Saturday 4:00pm - $12.00
Available Now
Saturday 8:00pm - $12.00
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Welk Resort Theatre (Escondido)
"Thoroughly Modern Millie" takes
audiences on a singing, dancing, romancing musical ride back in time
and drops them off smack dab in Manhattan in the midst of the Roaring
Twenties.
Saturday 8:00pm - $28.00
Trolley Dances 2007
Jean Isaacs San Diego Dance Theater
at Smart Corner, City College Trolley Station (Downtown)
Note:
Tours begin at the new Smart Corner at the City College Trolley
Station. Check in for your pass. Free to those using wheelchairs or
children in strollers.
6 Sites, 5
Choreographers, 2 Weekends, 46 Dancers. San Diego's Best Annual Arts
Event, San Diego Magazine, 2005. This year's Trolley Dances will begin
at the City College trolley stop at Smart Corner. A one-of-a-kind ride
to view site-specific dance installations along the San Diego Trolley
Line in Downtown San Diego's diverse and revitalized East Village.
(near Petco Park). Travel along the trolley line to the newly opened
Museum of Contemporary Art at the Santa Fe Depot trolley stop.
Choreographers include Yolande Snaith, John Diaz, Kyle Abraham, Jean
Isaacs and Rande Dorn. Parking for $3 will be under the Smart Corner.
Entrance on 11th Street. Tours begin at 11am and last for two hours, running every 45 minutes. The last tour is at 2:45pm.
Saturday - $16.50 Available Now
The Turn of the Screw
Cygnet Theatre (College Area)
Note: These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the show.
Based on the provocative
tale of suspense, horror and repressed sexuality, this adaptation gives
the famous story yet another turn of its own. A young governess
journeys to care for two recently orphaned children whom are haunted by
their former governess and the sadistic valet. The young heroine is
left to wonder; are the ghosts real, or are they the products of her
fevered imagination? San Diego Premiere.
Saturday 8:00pm - $14.50 Available Now
Where There's a Will... There's a Wake!
Mystery Café Dinner Theatre
at Imperial House Restaurant (Uptown)
Set
in a 20's speakeasy with such notorious gangster era characters as
Ignacious "Sonny" Shoeleone, the bright and handsome heir apparent to
the family empire, unless his siblings have their way; Frankie "Two
Times" O'Malley--a thug who repeats everything twice, maybe even
murder? And Lotta " Boom-Boom" Kreskin, a chanteuse who predicts the
future, which doesn't look bright for several characters in this zany
plot filled with gangsters, games and dames. This show includes entree choices. See www.mysterycafe.net for details.
Saturday 8:00pm - $36.25
Saturday's Full-price Tickets!
Seven Crimes
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
Sledgehammer Theatre opens their twenty-second season with "Seven
Crimes," Sledgehammer's Halloween Spectacle! Graphic Celebration of
Murder and Mayhem based on the Grand Guignol tragedies of 19th century
Paris meets Sledgehammer's contemporary sensibilities. Costume
contests, special events, guest murders! Crimes of passion, betrayal,
insanity and lots of exquisitely staged gore help you celebrate the
Halloween season in Grand Sledgehammer style.
Saturday 8:00pm - Full $29.00, Stu/Sen/Mil $24.00 Available Now
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Sunday's Half-price Tickets!
Ain't Misbehavin': The Fats Waller Musical Show
San Diego Repertory Theatre
at Lyceum Stage Theatre (Downtown)
Note: Tickets for the matinee go off
sale by 12:30pm the day of the show.
Conceived by Richard Maltby, Jr.
and Murray Horwitz. Directed and Choreographed by Patdro Harris
(Crowns. Winner - 3 Tony Awards® & New York Drama Critic's Circle
Award. The Harlem Renaissance was one of the most astonishing
explosions of creativity in modern American history. Musical genius was
onstage most every night at venues like the Cotton Club and the Savoy
Ballroom. Clubs on Lennox Avenue were ablaze with stride piano players
stunning the world with the new beat of "swing." And Fats Waller was
the king of the street. Thirty unforgettable songs make this sassy and
sexy dance and song hit parade one of the most entertaining musicals of
our time!
Sunday 2:00pm - $28.00
Sunday 7:00pm - $24.00
The Busy World is Hushed
Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
A complex look at why religion, faith and the human heart can't always be reconciled.
Sunday 7:00pm - $18.50
Available Now
Cadenza: Mozart's Last Year
Vantage Theatre
at Centro Cultural de la Raza (Balboa Park)
A new look at the most famous
tragedy in music history by Artist in Residence, Robert Salerno. At the
height of his creative powers, Mozart is stricken by a horrible fatal
illness. Now, it is a race against time to complete the work that means
everything to him. Ever the creative genius, he confronts death on his
own terms, aided by several unusual characters and a trip into the
eleventh dimension of Modern Physics.
Sunday 2:00pm - $13.50
Sunday 7:00pm - $13.50
Jacobs' Masterworks-Brahms: Violin Concerto
San Diego Symphony
at Copley Symphony Hall (Downtown)
Note: Tickets
for Friday's performance go off sale by 5:00pm the day of the show;
tickets for Sunday go off sale by 3pm on Saturday.
Season Opener! Brahms'
mighty "First Violin Concerto" performed by one the world's foremost
violinists, Gil Shaham. Also: Beethoven revels in the splendor and
storminess of the countryside, with "Symphony No. 6, Pastoral" and
Lehár opens with a dance, "Gold and Silver Waltz." There is a
Pre-Concert Talk that begins 45 minutes prior to the performance.
Sunday 2:00pm - $27.00, 23.00 Available Now
Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Young Actors' Theatre
at Sherwood Auditorium, MCASD (La Jolla)
Note:
These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the
show. Tickets go off sale by 5pm for evening shows and by noon for
matinees.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's
first full-length musical seamlessly blends a number of musical styles
in its storytelling, including parodies of French ballads with "Those
Canaan Days," an Elvis-inspired rock & roll "Song of the King," the
country-western flavored "One More Angel In Heaven," a 1920's ragtime
influenced "Potiphar," Caribbean rhythms of "Benjamin Calypso" and even
disco with "Go, Go, Go Joseph." Performed entirely by the most talented
students in San Diego, this thrilling and exciting musical will be an
evening to remember! Outrageous costumes, energetic choreography,
incredible singing, and scenic designs that will take you back to
ancient Egypt turn this spectacular musical into entertainment
perfectly suited for the entire family.
Sunday 2:00pm - $11.50
Trolley Dances 2007
Jean Isaacs San Diego Dance Theater
at Smart Corner, City College Trolley Station (Downtown)
Note:
Tours begin at the new Smart Corner at the City College Trolley
Station. Check in for your pass. Free to those using wheelchairs or
children in strollers.
6 Sites, 5
Choreographers, 2 Weekends, 46 Dancers. San Diego's Best Annual Arts
Event, San Diego Magazine, 2005. This year's Trolley Dances will begin
at the City College trolley stop at Smart Corner. A one-of-a-kind ride
to view site-specific dance installations along the San Diego Trolley
Line in Downtown San Diego's diverse and revitalized East Village.
(near Petco Park). Travel along the trolley line to the newly opened
Museum of Contemporary Art at the Santa Fe Depot trolley stop.
Choreographers include Yolande Snaith, John Diaz, Kyle Abraham, Jean
Isaacs and Rande Dorn. Parking for $3 will be under the Smart Corner.
Entrance on 11th Street. Tours begin at 11am and last for two hours, running every 45 minutes. The last tour is at 2:45pm.
Sunday - $16.50
The Turn of the Screw
Cygnet Theatre (College Area)
Note: These are vouchers. Tickets can be picked up at the venue before the show.
Based on the provocative
tale of suspense, horror and repressed sexuality, this adaptation gives
the famous story yet another turn of its own. A young governess
journeys to care for two recently orphaned children whom are haunted by
their former governess and the sadistic valet. The young heroine is
left to wonder; are the ghosts real, or are they the products of her
fevered imagination? San Diego Premiere.
Sunday 2:00pm - $14.50 Available Now
Sunday's Full-price Tickets!
The Busy World is Hushed
Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
A complex look at why religion, faith and the human heart can't always be reconciled.
Sunday 2:00pm - Full $33.00, Stu/Sen/Mil $29.00
Available Now
Seven Crimes
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
Sledgehammer Theatre opens their twenty-second season with "Seven
Crimes," Sledgehammer's Halloween Spectacle! Graphic Celebration of
Murder and Mayhem based on the Grand Guignol tragedies of 19th century
Paris meets Sledgehammer's contemporary sensibilities. Costume
contests, special events, guest murders! Crimes of passion, betrayal,
insanity and lots of exquisitely staged gore help you celebrate the
Halloween season in Grand Sledgehammer style.
Sunday 7:00pm - Full $23.50, Stu/Sen/Mil $18.50, 25 and under
$13.50 Available Now
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Monday's Special Event!
La Jolla Symphony Young Artists Competition Winners
Athenaeum Mini-Concerts
at the Athenaeum (La Jolla)
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ADVANCE SALES!
Special Tickets and Offers!
Anchors Aweigh
Center Stage Players
at American Legion Hall (La Mesa)
Cygnet Theatre Company Flex Pack
Cygnet Theatre Company
North Coast Rep Passport
North Coast Repertory Theatre
Repeat Offender Pass
Sledgehammer Theatre
Sushi Membership
Sushi Performance and Visual Art
Advance Half-price Ticket Offers!
Hornblower Star of India Spectator Cruise
Hornblower Cruises & Events (Downtown)
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Southwestern College School of Arts and Communication
at Mayan Hall Theatre (Chula Vista)
Side by Side by Sondheim
Coronado Playhouse (Coronado)
St. Nicholas
Cygnet Theatre (College Area)
The Turn of the Screw
Cygnet Theatre (College Area)
Advance Full-price Ticket Offers!
The Busy World is Hushed
Diversionary Theatre (University Heights)
Cabernet Series
The Chamber Music Ensemble Camarada
at Private Residence
Cadenza: Mozart's Last Year
Vantage Theatre
at Centro Cultural de la Raza (Balboa Park)
Disney's High School Musical
J*Company Youth Theatre
at David and Dorothea Garfield Theatre (La Jolla)
Fridays at St. Paul's Series
The Chamber Music Ensemble Camarada
at St. Paul's Cathedral (Uptown)
Gallery Series
The Chamber Music Ensemble Camarada
at Patrick Moore Gallery (Little Italy)
Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Young Actors' Theatre
at Sherwood Auditorium, MCASD (La Jolla)
L'Enfance du Christ
La Jolla Symphony & Chorus
at Mandeville Auditorium, UCSD (La Jolla)
The Man Who Came to Dinner
Patio Playhouse Community Theatre (Escondido)
Medea
6th @ PENN Theatre (Hillcrest)
Mojalet & Rhythm Talk
Mojalet Dance Collective
at Poway Center for the Performing Arts (Poway)
Mojalet & Rhythm Talk
Mojalet Dance Collective
at Truax Theatre, El Camino High School (Oceanside)
Play It Again, Sam
Scripps Ranch Theatre (Scripps Ranch)
Seven Crimes
Sledgehammer Theatre
at Tenth Avenue Theatre (Downtown)
6th Annual Celebrity Sonnets
San Diego Shakespeare Society
at Old Globe Theatre (Balboa Park)
Spotlight Series 2008 -- The Masters
Mainly Mozart
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Spotlight Series 2008 -- The Masters
Mainly Mozart
at St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church (Carlsbad)
Starting with light...
La Jolla Symphony & Chorus
at Mandeville Auditorium, UCSD (La Jolla)
Sundays at Six Series
The Chamber Music Ensemble Camarada
at Neurosciences Institute (Torrey Pines)
Trolley Dances 2007
Jean Isaacs San Diego Dance Theater
at Smart Corner, City College Trolley Station (Downtown)
Where There's a Will... There's a Wake!
Mystery Café Dinner Theatre
at Imperial House Restaurant (Uptown)
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