A kidnapping, a gold digger, a whistling bricklayer, mysterious notations on a spouse’s calendar, a murder and endless cups of…
Lynne Friedmann
Lynne Friedmann, based in San Diego, is an award-winning, freelance writer of news, feature articles, and blogs on science, travel, and the arts. Her decades-long passion for theater was sparked as a teen when the Inner City Cultural Center commandeered classroom curricula by bringing classic plays to urban high schools in Los Angeles.
Care to hazard a guess as to which is the most produced play in America today? It’s Heidi Schreck’s “What…
You would think life would be a bed or roses for someone with two Nobel Prizes on their resume. So…
“Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help” is a comedy with a bite, centered on a singular event (and it’s…
An opulent train stranded without hope of rescue, a stone-cold corpse, suspects galore and a private investigator who thought he…
A landmark drama, written in the 1950s, about fidelity, toxic masculinity and the scapegoating of undocumented immigrants continues to resonate…
Want to learn all about or simply refresh your memory of what life was like in the 1970s? No need…
The 230-foot-long, medieval-era Bayeux Tapestry is among the most famous textiles in the world. But its needlework intricacy cannot hold…
Your next satisfying belly laugh awaits at New Village Arts Theatre courtesy of a pitch-perfect production of the comedy “The…
Following World War II, high-ranking Nazi Germany leaders were brought before the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg to answer for…
The year is 1905, and there’s a bridal party going on at a boarding house in Lower Manhattan. Absent from…