San Diego California Cinema

After a COVID-19 induced absence, the popular San Diego Asian Film Festival is back in theaters, with dozens of films, including some that have gone unseen because of the pandemic.

One of India’s most-beloved and enduring cinematic stories, “Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge,” better known as “DDLJ,” will be turned into a Broadway-bound stage musical that will make its world premiere ...

During the last bloom cycle in 2018, the rare bloom — which smells like rotting meat — drew thousands of visitors ...

Just before the pandemic, San Diego Ballet named a new executive director: Matt Carney. Carney, a longtime dancer and arts administrator, moved to San Diego from Missouri in 2008 for his first ...

California State Historical Resources Commission to Consider 13 Properties for Action – Includes the Strand Theater in Merced ...

Movie theaters in India’s entertainment capital Mumbai reopened on Friday after more than 18 months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, the last of the many virus ...

The San Diego Botanic Garden's fall festival, Festival de Otoño, pairs cultural fall traditions with, of course, plants. On my radar: SDBG commissioned Xicana artist Katie Ruiz to design and install ...

Oceanside Theatre Company's first mainstage production since COVID closure to feature audience favorites from the Brooks Stage.

Tickets for HAIRSPRAY, Broadway's Tony Award-winning musical comedy phenomenon, are on sale now for the upcoming engagement at San Jose's Center for the Performing Arts (255 S. Almaden Blvd.).

Jamie Chung isn't opposed to revisiting her Real World roots. While attending The Women's Image Network's 23rd Women's Image Awards at The Saban Theater in Beverly Hills Thursday, Chung opened up to ...

October is Filipino American history month. So it's the perfect time for San Diego Filipino cinema to launch its first ever San Diego Filipino film festival. The festival runs October 14th through ...

Kragen writes about theater and opera for the San Diego Union-Tribune. Email her at pam.kragen@sduniontribune.com.