Theater in San Diego on Sunday, July 18, 2027

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5 performances across 4 venues in San Diego County on Sunday, July 18, 2027. Updated nightly from venue calendars and ticketing sites.

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On view · Fri, Jul 2 – Sun, Aug 1
Mexodus
The Old Globe · San Diego
A two-person live-looped new musical with book, music, and lyrics by Brian Quijada and Nygel D. Robinson, directed by David Mendizábal, described by the Los Angeles Times as reenergizing the American musical. It brings history to life through an innovative live-looping format.
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On view · Wed, Jul 14 – Sun, Aug 8
Gene Wilder's My French Whore
North Coast Repertory Theatre · Salano Beach
A musical adaptation of Gene Wilder's novel, with book and lyrics by Omri Schein and music by Daniel M. Lincoln, directed by David Ellenstein at North Coast Repertory Theatre. It runs through most of August 2027 as part of the Mainstage Season.
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On view · Sat, Jul 17 – Mon, Aug 23
The Family Album
La Jolla Playhouse · San Diego
A world-premiere musical commissioned by La Jolla Playhouse, following singer-songwriter Mia Bing as she navigates a breakthrough music career while confronting unresolved family secrets at her childhood home. With a power-pop score by MILCK and AG—creators of the viral Women's…
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On view · Sat, Jul 17 – Sun, Aug 8
Rope
The Old Globe · San Diego
An edge-of-your-seat thriller adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher from Patrick Hamilton's Rope's End, which inspired Hitchcock's classic film. Directed by May Adrales.
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