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Writer-Director Christopher Nolan Scores an Action/Art-Film-ish Triumph with His Adaptation of ‘The Odyssey', Creating a Thinking Person's Summer Blockbuster

Acclaimed Jazz Singer Roberta Gambarini Helps to Break In the New Grand on State Jazz Club as a Showcase for 'Visiting Artists' of Note

For its Annual Fully Staged Opera, Music Academy of the West Craftily Summons Up Sinister Delight with Kevin Puts's ‘Elizabeth Cree'

To Celebrate its First Anniversary, Seimandi & Leprieur Gathers an Array of Work by Artists Gracing Its Walls in ‘Year One'

One of the stunning shows in town two years back came in the delightfully mutant form of left-of-bluegrass star (and upstart) Sierra Ferrell , who

UCSB Alum Gregg Araki's Latest Film, ‘I Want Your Sex', is a Dizzy Satirical Mix of Excesses in Sex, Contemporary Art and Power Plays

‘A Sad and Beautiful World', Lebanon's Bid for Last Year's International Feature Oscar, Poetically Juggles Themes of Love, Family, Childhood Dreaming and a Turbulent Social Landscape

Spencer the Gardener Kicks Out the pre-Fiesta Jams at M. Special, in its Annual “Official Unofficial Kickoff” Show

Once you get over, or briefly set aside, the moral quandary built into Old Spanish

Samuel Adams's Captivating 'Almost' Piano Concerto 'No Such Spring' Commands a Bright Spotlight at Music Academy Orchestra Concert