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San Diego thrives not only on its sunshine but on its arts, culture and entertainment. Every week, David L. Coddon takes an insider’s look at what’s happened, what’s ahead, and the talented artists in town and from out of town who are bringing excitement and creativity to the stage, the screen, the galleries and more.
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