Diversionary’s bold depiction of Brazilian mother raising queer son is hilarious, moving
For the past two years, Diversionary Theatre has begun its season with one-person, one-act pieces. With “Manifest P” and now “Ni Mi Madre,” the local queer theater ceded its stage to nationally tested performers, then brought its own theatrical production to the piece. These performances reveled in
San Diego evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch
A plan to turn library sites into housing has raised some eyebrows. But reports that it’s actually happening are greatly exaggerated, according to statements by the city of San Diego. It is no secret San Diego has been dealing with a historic housing crisis, exacerbated by a sky-high cost of living
When Mission Bay had a floating stage
1949 Fiesta Bahia Floating Stage. (Photo and caption info courtesy of the city of San Diego Digital Archives) Today, Mission Bay is known for beaches, boats, hotels and recreation. In 1949, however, the area was still being developed into the recreational destination San Diegans know today. To celeb
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