“Nunsense” May Be Habit-Forming
Photos by Ryan C. Loyd, RyLo Media Design This production was scheduled September 15-October 15, 2023 First, a warning. The five habit-wearing cast members of SLO REP’s current “heavenly” production…
San Luis Obispo County's Connection to Arts and Culture
Photos by Ryan C. Loyd, RyLo Media Design This production was scheduled September 15-October 15, 2023 First, a warning. The five habit-wearing cast members of SLO REP’s current “heavenly” production…
This production was scheduled September 1-3, 2023. If you are a writer—of fiction, nonfiction, or perhaps especially the genre known as “narrative nonfiction” or “creative nonfiction”—you have a stake in…
This performance took place August 22, 2023. So where’s your happy place? I have a few: the beach, Elks hot tub, tennis court, Sunday night football with my girlfriend. But…
Photos by John Lindsey This performance was held August 25, 2023. The classic rock band Chicago turns 56 this year, but based on its sold-out performance August 25 at Vina…
This production was scheduled August 18-20, 2023. Morro Bay’s only live theatre company provides a valuable service to the community with its annual schedule of full-fledged plays and staged readings.…
RyLo Media Design, Ryan C. Loyd This event was scheduled August 11-27, 2023. Stones in His Pockets, by Northern Ireland playwright Marie Jones, is the kind of play that attracts…
Many of us first came across King Harris while he was the anchor and news director at KEYT-TV in Santa Barbara. He became more of a local San Luis Obispo…
This event was scheduled July 21-September 9, 2023. If you’ve never been to The Great American Melodrama in Oceano, it’s time. Their latest offering, Gold Fever at the Rough &…
Julia Morgan died an unknown architect in 1957. And although her professional work included more than 500 diverse projects—mostly in California—Morgan did not welcome accolades or publications focusing on her…
Photo by Steve Miller Photography This event was scheduled July 21-August 13, 2023. As the stars began their wheel across the dusky sky, the words of a 300-year-old Shakespearian play…