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Shucked Musical Comedy Heads to Segerstrom Center November 11–23
11.05.25
Get ready to laugh. Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents Shucked, the Tony Award-winning musical comedy The Wall Street Journal calls “flat out hilarious,” performing in Segerstrom Hall from November 11 to 23, 2025.
Shucked features a sharp book by Tony Award winner Robert Horn, and a score of memorable, radio-ready songs by Grammy Award winners and Nashville hitmakers Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally. The production is directed with warmth and joyful energy by three-time Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien.
What happens when a slightly neurotic New York comedy writer teams up with two Nashville music stars? A bold and irreverent farm-to-fable musical about America’s favorite obsession: corn. Shucked is a laugh-out-loud comedy that reminds us that sometimes breaking down walls is the best way to move forward. It is musical theater with heart, humor, and a fresh perspective for a divided nation.
Tickets start at $39 and are available at scfta.org, at the box office at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa, or by phone at 714.556.2787. For group ticket inquiries of 10 or more, call 714.755.0236.
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Philz Coffee Debuts Holiday Menu and Launches First-Ever Rewards Program
11.05.25
Philz Coffee just launched its 2025 holiday menu, introducing a new Tiramisu drink alongside the return of seasonal favorites made with its Gratitude blend, which supports coffee farming communities through Food 4 Farmers. This marks Philz’s tenth year partnering with the organization.
Philz is also giving back to its customers with the debut of Philz Rewards, the brand’s first loyalty program now available through the Philz Coffee app. New members receive a drink upgrade and 150 points upon sign-up, and earn 10 points for every dollar spent. Additional perks include birthday rewards, surprise treats such as free pastries, and special moments to celebrate the barista who crafts each drink.
This year’s holiday lineup features the new Tiramisu drink made with Philtered Soul Cold Brew, a tiramisu swirl and a dusting of cocoa powder, served cold or hot. Returning favorites include Winter Bliss, a creamy mocha made with Spiced Gratitude Cold Brew and finished with Ghirardelli cocoa powder, and the Gratitude blend, a medium roast with notes of toasted walnut, caramel and citrus available iced, hot or in 16-ounce bags of beans. Spiced Gratitude
Cold Brew also returns, steeped overnight with nutmeg, cinnamon and warm holiday spices.
Seasonal pastries vary by region, with Southern California stores offering Red Velvet Marble Swirl Bread and a Chocolate Peppermint Cookie. The menu also features a new Grilled Ham and Cheese sandwich with Swiss, all-natural ham, honey Dijon mustard and a crisp Parmesan topping.
Orange County Locations
26509 Aliso Creek Road, Aliso Viejo
7821 Edinger Avenue #138, Huntington Beach (Bella Terra)
1240 Brea Mall, Brea
34179 Pacific Coast Highway, Dana Point
520 North State College Blvd., Fullerton
21010 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach
24440 Alicia Parkway Suite D, Mission Viejo
202 N Glassell St., Orange
3420 Bristol St., Costa Mesa
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from the blog
- 11.05.25 – Dolly Parton’s Songs Come to Life with Pacific Symphony
- 11.05.25 – Savor the Season by the Sea at Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort
- 11.05.25 – Shucked Musical Comedy Heads to Segerstrom Center November 11–23
- 11.05.25 – Philz Coffee Debuts Holiday Menu and Launches First-Ever Rewards Program
- 11.04.25 – McG, Nancy Silverton, and Rick Caruso Team Up for Spacca Tutto at Palisades Village
- 11.04.25 – Ice at Santa Monica Returns for the Holidays
- 11.03.25 – ZAFFRE Fine Linens Celebrates Two Years in Costa Mesa
- 11.02.25 – North Italia Debuts Seasonal Fall + Winter Menu in Irvine and Beyond
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- 10.28.25 – Día de los Muertos Rooftop Brunch at Top of the V
- 10.27.25 – Sip & Shuck Returns to Laguna Beach Nov. 2 to Benefit CASA
- 10.26.25 – A Crystal Cove Takes Mimosa Brunch to the Next Level
- 10.26.25 – Rose Bakery Café Opens in Orange
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- 10.20.25 – Irvine Barclay Theatre Announces Fall and Holiday Season Lineup
- 10.20.25 – Newport Beach Film Festival 2025: ‘Blue Moon’ Shines on Opening Night
- 10.19.25 – Wahoo’s Marks 38 Years with Free Community Celebration in Costa Mesa
- 10.15.25 – Pumpkin Palooza Returns to Discovery Cube OC This October
- 10.14.25 – Irish Spotlight at the Newport Beach Film Festival
- 10.09.25 – The Jill Foundation’s Annual Opportunity Drawing Is Now Open
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- 11.03.25 – Culinary Dropout Opens in Old Towne Orange
- 11.02.25 – Super Irvine International Market Opens in Irvine
- 11.02.25 – Prime Pizza Opens First Orange County Location in Mission Viejo
- 10.30.25 – Zara Man Opens First U.S. Store at South Coast Plaza
- 10.27.25 – Jack Johnson Headlines Two-Night Coast Film & Music Benefit Concert
- 10.20.25 – Salt & Lime Modern Taqueria Brings Elevated Flavor to Costa Mesa
- 10.19.25 – Fall Fun at The District: Halloween Boo Bash and Cocktail Tour
- 10.16.25 – Luxury Wellness Meets Concierge Medicine at Coastal Wellness MD
- 10.16.25 – Chiang Rai Thai in Tustin Serves Up Michelin-Recognized Northern Thai Cuisine
- 10.16.25 – Chili Chutney Brings Authentic Afghan Cuisine to Lake Forest
- 10.15.25 – Tales of Wonder and Imagination: Alexander Shelley Leads Pacific Symphony in ‘Scheherazade’
- 10.14.25 – California Wine Festival Returns to Huntington Beach Oct. 17 - 18
- 10.13.25 – Santa Maria Novella Brings Centuries of Craft to South Coast Plaza
- 10.08.25 – Newport Beach Film Festival Announces 2025 Honors
- 10.05.25 – Fashion Meets Film: StyleWeekOC Returns to Fashion Island October 15–19
- 09.29.25 – Pacific Airshow Returns to Huntington Beach Oct. 3-5
- 09.26.25 – Mastro’s Brings Its Iconic Dining Experience to Irvine Spectrum
- 09.25.25 – San Francisco Ballet’s Frankenstein Comes to Segerstrom Center
- 09.19.25 – 26th Annual Newport Beach Film Festival Announces 2025 Lineup
- 09.16.25 – Tastemakers of Orange County Returns to Segerstrom Center for the Arts
