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The Old Globe Announces COVID-19 Health, Safety Policies for Its Venues Starting Next Week
The Old Globe announced starting next week, all patrons who attend an event or performance at The Old Globe will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and present proof of vaccination to enter its theatres.
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Balboa Park's The Old Globe Theater to Reopen Outdoor Performances
Balboa Park’s Old Globe theater will reopen its outdoor venue Friday for the first time since closing in March 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a full lineup of virtual and in-person theater planned over the summer.
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Balboa Park's Old Globe Theatre Reopens for Outdoor Performances
After a long pandemic closure, The OId Globe in Balboa Park reopens on June 4 for outdoor performances.
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Old Globe Reimagines Annual ‘Grinch' Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration
The annual lighting of the Old Globe’s Dr. Seuss-inspired Christmas tree will be held virtually this year.
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Grinch Christmas Tree Lighting Will Continue Virtually
NBC 7’s Audra Stafford shows us how the Old Globe is keeping up with a longtime Christmas tradition.
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A Play's the Thing: Old Globe Wants Everyone to Act Up
Dozens of short plays are available for free download from the Play at Home Project and the Old Globe.
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A Personal Reflection on Modern Marriage and Motherhood in USD Grad's Play ‘Noura'
“I thought that, really, what the theater needed was a meditation on what modern marriage and motherhood actually is,” Playwright Heather Raffo told NBC 7.
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First Look: Renderings of the Magical Costumes in The Old Globe's ‘As You Like It'
In these renderings from Costume Designer David Israel Reynoso, get a first look at the prestigious and magical world of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It”
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Ken Ludwig's New Globe Play “Gods of Comedy” Taps Into the Essence of Comedy
When Playwright Ken Ludwig began thinking about his next play — now playing at The Old Globe — he wanted to add a touch of magic to the piece.
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Preview: What to See in San Diego Theater This Spring 2019
It’s Spring in San Diego, and that means plenty of incredible theater across San Diego County.
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Preview: What to See in San Diego Theater This Fall
Fall in San Diego means plenty of amazing theater across the county.
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First Look: The Old Globe's ‘The Heart of Rock and Roll,' Based on the Music of Huey Lewis and The News
Get a first look at scenes from The Old Globe’s world premiere musical “The Heart of Rock and Roll,” based off the music of rock icon Huey Lewis.
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Huey Lewis and The News Hits Take Center Stage in ‘The Heart of Rock and Roll' at The Old Globe
Some of the most iconic and popular music of all time will be put to the test this fall when “The Heart of Rock and Roll” opens, a new, world premiere musical inspired by the songs of Huey Lewis and The News. Here’s the story behind the musical.
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Broadway Actor Who Grew Up Down the Street From Huey Lewis Comes Full Circle Starring in Musical Based off His Music
Broadway star Matt Doyle grew up right down the street from rock icon Huey Lewis, listening to all his records. Now, he’s starring in a musical inspired by the music of Huey Lewis and The News, a coincidence a long time in the works.
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Tony Award-Winning Director Puts Her Own Spin on Classic Shakespeare Comedy
Tony Award-winning director Kathleen Marshall returns to The Old Globe to direct what she calls the first romantic comedy: Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing.”
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‘Glow' Star Chris Lowell Takes on Starring Role in The Old Globe's ‘Barefoot in the Park'
“Glow” star Chris Lowell, known for his work on the big screen, was itching to do a play when he stumbled upon an opportunity he says checked all his boxes: Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in the Park” at The Old Globe.
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First Look: See The Renderings for The Tempest's Magical and Mystical Costumes
In these renderings from Costume Designer David Israel Reynoso, get a first look at the mystical and magical world of “The Tempest.”
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‘Native Gardens' Tells Story of Gardens, Neighborhood Feud and Family
The Old Globe’s “Native Gardens” charts the disagreement and neighborly tensions between a young power couple, Pablo and Tania, and their older next-door neighbors, Virginia and Frank.
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Photos: The Old Globe's Sweeping Production of ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns'
“A Thousand Splendid Suns,” based on the best-selling book by Khaled Hosseini, takes audiences to 1990s Kabul, where we follow three generations of Afghan women and their resilience and strength during tough circumstances and the friendships that form as a result. Before heading to the show, check out the photos from The Old Globe’s production. The play runs from...
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Preview: What to See in San Diego Theater This Summer
What time is it? It’s summertime! And from Shakespeare under the stars to world-premiere pieces, take a look at some of the most anticipated shows opening in San Diego this June to August.