- Saturday May 25th
- 12:00 AM | WHICH WAY IS OUT?
- 11:30 AM | Spring & Summer Cooking Class with Chef Zov and Pastry Chef Michelle Bracken
- 2:00 PM | Steel Magnolias---The Laguna Playhouse
- 2:30 PM | The Fantastics---South Coast Repertory
- 6:30 PM | Rachid Bouhamidi Art Show at ZJU Theater
- 8:00 PM | CRUMBLE (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake)
- 8:00 PM | Steel Magnolias---The Laguna Playhouse
- 8:00 PM |
- 8:00 PM | STEEL MAGNOLIAS
- 8:00 PM | The Fantastics---South Coast Repertory
- 11:00 PM | URBAN DEATH at ZJU Theatre
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Mother’s Day Home & Garden Gifts – Mother’s Day Home & Garden Gift Guide 2011
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Mother’s Day Food & Beverage Gifts – Mother’s Day Food & Beverage Gift Guide 2011 Over $15
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Mother’s Day Family Gifts – Mother’s Day Family Gift Guide 2011
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Mother’s Day Vehicle Gifts – Mother’s Day Vehicle Gift Guide
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Mother’s Day Hot Lingerie & Sleepwear Gifts – Mother’s Day Lingerie & Sleepwear Gift Guide 2011
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Mother’s Day Handbag & Purses Gifts – Mother’s Day Handbag & Purses Gift Guide 2011
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Mother’s Day Entertainment Gifts – Mother’s Day Entertainment Gift Guide 2011
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Mother’s Day Health & Beauty Gifts Over $25 – Mother’s Day Over $25 Health & Beauty Gift Guide 2011
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Mother’s Day Travel & Leisure Gifts – Mother’s Day Travel & Leisure Gift Guide 2011
Featured Articles
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Two Handles on Handel – Orlando (Pocket Opera) and Giulio Cesare (MetHD)
Cleopatra's costume ranged from towel and soapsuds to formal gay-nineties ball gown to a “little black dress”; - - - as Orlando rides forth the banner streaming behind him reads "Make War not Love." 
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Orpheus Review – Pocket Opera Captures Essence of Offenbach’s Farce
Jacques Offenbach cast his irreverent eye and ear on Gluck’s opera and the original myth and mused, “Hmm. I wonder what the real story was like?” -
Schicchi Review – Part Two of Opera San José’s double bill from Puccini’s Il Trittico
To most of Florence Gianni Schicchi appears to he hard-hearted and selfish, but to his daughter he’s a pussycat -
Angelica Review – Part One of Opera San José’s double bill from Puccini’s Il Trittico
The baby boy was snatched from her immediately upon birth and Angelica was sent immediately to a convent to spend the rest of her life in repentance, never to be spoken of or communicated with again -
Francesca da Rimini MetHD Review-A Star-Crossed Love
They say all is fair in love and war. Riccardo Zandonai’s masterpiece “Francesca da Rimini” has plenty of both -
Sorcerer Review – Lamplighters excel in seldom-heard early Gilbert and Sullivan opera
A man falls in love with the first unmarried woman he sees – and that might not be the same woman he was courting a mere 12 hours before; it is not surprising that in Act II All Hell breaks loose
