The Old Globe Announces Plans for Full Reopening, Season to Feature World Premieres by Michael John LaChiusa & More
The Old Globe will present three world premieres: The Gardens of Anuncia, Shutter Sisters, and El Borracho.by BWW News Desk
The Old Globe today announced plans for the long-awaited full reopening of its three theatres in Balboa Park. Audiences will be able to once again gather in the Globe s outdoor theatre starting June 4 and in the two indoor theatres in September. A full lineup of virtual and in-person theatre, boasting five world premieres, offers something for everyone, from musicals, Shakespeare, and new plays to movies, cabarets, family events, immersive storytelling, and more. This slate of programming, telling stories that range across many cultures and created by a diverse group of major talents, is part of the Globe s ongoing commitment to make theatre matter to more people, especially now as San Diego begins to return to public spaces and this art form th
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By Andrew Atkinson
Jockey Billy Lee rides Sounds Of Spring (3.05) tipped each-way by fromthehorsesmouth.info and Trump Card (5.25) tipped to win at Navan on Saturday.
Course winner Sounds Of Spring carrying 8st 12lbs is expected to go well in the Bellinter 5 furlongs Handicap after finishing fourth of 14 in a Handicap in April.
Course and distance winner Trump Card carrying 9st 7lbs goes to post in the Troytown Bar Handicap over 1m 5f, noted when finishing second of 14 at Limerick in April.
Aidan Coleman is up on Judge Et Parti (3.25) at Bangor, tipped to land the Novices 3m Handicap Chase, after finishing third of 6 at Uttoxeter on May 1.
Cue the housemade tortillas and salted margarita rims, we're celebrating Cinco de Mayo in Seattle. And right off the bat we will clear the misconception that the day commemorates Mexico's independence that would be in September. Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May, is an annual celebration observed to commemorate the Mexican Army's victory over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla, on May 5, 1862. The victory of the smaller Mexican force.
Papa Doc
Writing in the London
Spectator quite a long time ago I’ve been a columnist there since 1977 I listed some great Americans, among them General Robert E. Lee, Charles Lindbergh, and Ernest Hemingway. Needless to say, if one were to mention some of these names today in an American publication, or dare bring them up on a news program, all hell would break loose and the writer would instantly become a nonperson. The left-dominated, nihilist pop culture of today and the academic establishment, supported by the laughable “mainstream media,” have turned this once-great nation into one of identity politics and grievances. Common sense has been replaced by crazed theories about subconscious prejudices, and promoting social justice is the frenzied order of the day.