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Starting in June the Old Globe Theatre will be going through a transition phase when construction begins on a new theater complex, which will include a new second stage arena, education center and complete redesign of the Globe’s Copley Plaza.
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Passions simmer in tropical ancient Ceylon (Sri Lanka) where two young lovers both have an eye for the elusive beauty in the Temple of Brahma. Dazzling colors define the scene with vivid costumes and sets designed by Zandra Rhodes to match the red-hot drama on the stage.
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For one weekend every summer, San Diego becomes the pop culture center of the world when Comic-Con comes to town and brings with it hundreds of thousands of entertainment fans and industry insiders alike. And the event's organizers say they would very much like to keep that tradition going. But Comic-Con is growing every year, and space in San Diego is not.
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A forum will be held to discuss the architectural heritage of John Muir College on Tuesday, April 22, marking the 40th anniversary year of the college, which was founded in 1967 as the second of the University of California San Diego’s six undergraduate colleges.
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LIFESTYLE
The Children’s Museum San Diego opened its first facility in La Jolla Village Square in 1983. Within three years, the museum was listed in USA Today as among the “Top 10 Children’s Museums in the Country.”
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What can a heroic soldier do when he loves an enslaved princess while her sovereign mistress has her own designs to wed him? First, he goes off to war and returns a national hero. The king rewards the victorious warrior by pledging his daughter, the powerful princess, while her slave plots an elopement to keep her man.
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They are called the opera twins, a lot alike but not identical. The similarity in plot concerns two romances gone bad.
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The annual Kyoto Laureate Symposium began in San Diego Wednesday, starting three days of celebrating the lifetime achievements of the three winners of the most recent Kyoto Prize.
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The San Diego Foundation has just announced it will receive $450,000 from the James Irvine Foundation to support local efforts to raise the visibility of and increase donor involvement in the arts.
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BIOTECH
The Inamori Foundation and the Kyoto Symposium Organization will hold the seventh annual Kyoto Laureate Symposium in San Diego March 12-14 spotlighting the 23rd annual laureates of the Kyoto Prize -- Japan's highest private award for lifetime achievement.
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