The Star Awards
presented by San Diego Performing Arts League
Monday, November 18 | 6:30 PM
Tom Ham’s Lighthouse | Downtown
Join us at Tom Ham’s Lighthouse for the 27th Star Awards, celebrating San Diego’s dedicated performing arts volunteers.
Current & Upcoming Shows
The Importance of Being Earnest
September 14 – November 10
presented by Lamb’s Players Theatre
Coronado
Hijinks! Shenanigans! Impersonations! Gorgeous Costumes, Witty Dialogue, and LOVE. Oscar Wilde’s brilliant comic masterpiece.
John Proctor Is the Villain
October 4-12
presented by City College Theatre
Downtown
Rumors swirl as teens in small-town Georgia question truth, history, and their own coming of age.
The Thanksgiving Play
October 4 – November 3
presented by New Village Arts
Carlsbad
Four well-meaning theatre artists attempt a “woke” Thanksgiving pageant, but everything hilariously goes wrong.
Getting Sara Married
October 4-27
Presented by Patio Playhouse
Escondido
Sara’s meddling aunt kidnaps a groom-to-be, determined to find her busy niece a husband. Chaos and romance ensue.
Firebird and Mambomania
October 11-12
presented by San Diego Ballet
San Diego
A fusion of folklore and funk igniting dance with explosive energy.
Sweeney Todd
October 11 – November 3
presented by Coronado Playhouse
A vengeful barber and a pie-maker’s bloody alliance shocks London in this thrilling musical.
Train Your Brain Day Improv
October 13
presented by Patio Playhouse
Escondido
On National Train Your Brain Day, Off the Cuff Improv will entertain you with brain-stretching comedy based on audience input.
The Addams Family
October 25 – November 10
presented by San Diego Junior Theatre
Balboa Park
The Addams Family hosts a dinner for Wednesday’s “normal” boyfriend, sparking chaos and secrets.
Stupid F##king Bird
October 25 – November 2
presented by City College Theatre
Downtown
A young director challenges his mother’s generation as love, art, and growing up collide.
Tiny Beautiful Things
November 15 – December 8
presented by Scripps Ranch Theatre
With empathy and intuition, advice columnist Sugar exemplifies the lost art of listening and healing.