INDULGENCES monthly events by brad hart
June
Music
June 4 Tim McGraw with Lady Antebellum
One of country music’s most popular singers comes to Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre as part of his North Ameri- can Southern Voice Tour. Also performing will be one of country’s most popular newcomers, Lady Antebellum. Dial 619.671.3600 for more information.
June 12
THE TEMPTATIONS
The Temptations have entertained audiences for over 40 years, propelling popular music with a series of smash hits and sold-out performances throughout the world. “Get Ready” for an unforgettable evening of music when the Temptations take over the Dreamcatcher stage at Viejas Casino. Visit
viejasentertainment.com for more details.
June 5 & 6 San Diego Women’s Chorus present “Celebration of Song”
The San Diego Women’s chorus celebrates their 23rd annual spring concert featuring music from different times and places that evoke longing, love and pride. The concert will also feature SDWC’s annual silent auction during intermis- sion of both performances. The concerts will take place at the Mission Hills Church of Christ in Mission Hills. Tickets can be purchased at
sdwc.org.
June 13 An Evening with Sting
The one and only Sting comes to San Diego to perform various material from his solo career as well as his top hits with The Police and will be backed by a 45-piece Royal Philharmonic concert Orchestra conducted by Maestro
Theatre
June 26
SUMMER POP’S TUX ‘N TENNIES SUMMER BASH
WITH TONI BRAXTON
The 3rd annual Tux ‘n Tennies event will be the kick-off for the San Diego Symphony’s Centennial Year Celebration. The bash will begin with a cocktail reception, followed by a buffet dinner and a concert featuring performances by the San Diego Symphony and very special guest artist, Grammy award-winner Toni Braxton. Call 619.235.0804 for ticket details.
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June 12
OPENING OF OLD GLOBE THEATRE’S
SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
Once again, summer nights in Balboa Park will come
alive with the classics. The 2010 Shakespeare Festival runs June 12-Sept. 26 and begins the Old Globe The- atre’s year-long celebration of its 75th Anniversary. Three dynamic Shakespeare productions—King Lear,
The Taming of the Shrew and Madness of George III will
be performed in nightly rotation in the outdoor Lowell Davies Festival Theatre. 619.234.5623 for tickets.
June 4 – 27
Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenaged Blockhead
InnerMission Productions brings to the stage another San Diego premiere directed by Kym Pappas. Dog Sees God:
Confessions of a Teenaged Blockhead is an unauthorized
parody that takes the Peanuts characters from the Charles Schulz comic strip and places them 10 years into the future, smack dab in the middle of high school. For ticket information on any of the performances being held at Diversionary Theatre dial 619.245.4958.
June 4 – July 3
To Kill a Mockingbird
This month, Chula Vista’s On Stage Playhouse celebrates the 50th anniversary of the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, the timeless story of justice and compassion. Harper Lee’s classic tale of life in Alabama during the Great Depression is filled with heartache and joy, conflict and conciliation. For reservations, visit
onstageplayhouse.org.
Steven Mercurio. For ticket details, call the Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre box office at 619.671.3600.
June 17 Donna Summer
Donna Summer once defined the 1970s pop music genera- tion as the “Queen of Disco.” The five-time Grammy-winner will perform at the Del Mar Fairgrounds during the San Diego County Fair’s Summer Concert Series. For more information go to
sdfair.com.
June 24 A Flock of Seagulls
Don’t run to far away, just down to the 4th & B Theatre in downtown San Diego to catch the 1980s new wave British sensation A Flock of Seagulls perform their greatest hits live on stage. For ticket and additional information on the show, phone 619.231.4343.
July 4 Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
If you “Love Rock n’ Roll,” then you want to head out to Del Mar to catch the Joan Jett and the Blackhearts performance at the San Diego County Fair’s Summer Concert Series. Go to
sdfair.com for further details.
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