National City native wrote, stars in play, ‘How We Love,’ steeped in Filipino culture
Camille Joy Mendoza, left, rehearsing the play she wrote and will star in, “How We Love.” The play opens Friday. (Photo courtesy of Christian Hocson) Ever since middle school, San Diego native Camille Joy Mendoza has been in love with theater and the performing arts. “I just kind of was like theater
SDSU faculty head to WonderCon for panel linking ‘Star Trek’ and education
When pop culture fans gather in Anaheim this weekend for the annual WonderCon convention, they’ll be learning from two San Diego State University faculty members whose classes focus on a variety of topics ranging from video games to Chicana feminism. For Sara Roldan and Brenda Lara, WonderCon is an
San Diego Opera announces its next season with ‘Fellow Travelers,’ ‘Rigoletto’
San Diego resident Andy Acosta (right) will reprise his role as Timothy Laughlin in “Fellow Travelers.” (Photo courtesy of San Diego Opera) San Diego Opera announced its 2026–2027 season lineup, featuring four productions that span contemporary works and classic repertoire, with subscriptions going
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