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But in aninterview last week, Lambert’s father, Eber Lambert of San Diego,said that the goal with his son’s first solo tour was to planconservatively and add dates as needed, depending upon demand. Lambert, who grew up in Rancho Penasquitos before heading to thebright lights of L.A., has sold out virtually every stop of his50-city summer tour, which began last weekend in Pennsylvania andcontinues through September.įans and music writers have lamented online that judging by thequick sellouts of Lambert’s concerts this summer, his managementcould have afforded to book him into larger venues. On ,enterprising ticket-sellers are asking about three to four timesthe face value of the tickets (between $100 and $150 perticket). Tickets can still behad if you’re willing to pay a premium. Within minutes of the tickets going on sale last Saturday, all2,200 seats at Copley Symphony Hall were gone. Local studentperformers include Eleanor Rudolph, 18, a senior at Carlsbad High and Jacob Schaeffer, 13, an eighth-grader at Bonita Vista MiddleSchool. Organizer Alex Sandie said many of the performers atMonday’s program will be children’s groups and local middle andhigh school students, so he hopes a lot of families will come outto see the show.Īmong the celebrities invited to read their favorite sonnets atthe event are Old Globe veteran actor Jonathan McMurtry,lecturer/author Richard Lederer, and members of the Common GroundTheatre Youth Academy and Leigh Scarritt Productions. The third annual sonnets program, presented by the San DiegoShakespeare Society and Moonlight Cultural Foundation, will featureperformances of the Bard’s poetry interpreted in verse, song, musicand dance.

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The Old Globe’s Summer Shakespeare Festival gets under waySaturday in San Diego, but if you’d like a bit of the Bard closerto home, you may be interested in “CelebritySonnets,”a free performance of Shakespearean sonnets nextMonday at the Avo Playhouse in Vista.