Lynne FriedmannTheaterSan Diego,
Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility,” having delighted generations on the page and screen, is now a captivating musical making its West Coast Premiere at The Old Globe.
The story hews faithfully to the fickle fate, ...
Josh BaxtTheaterSan Diego,
If forced to summarize Macbeth in two words, you might choose brutality and suffering. While Hamlet dives into the big existential, Lear hammers at disloyalty and Othello focuses on deception, Macbeth takes an unblinking look at some of man’s basest ...
Josh BaxtTheaterSan Diego,
At the highest level, sushi chefs blend artistry and discipline. Apprentice chefs can spend years performing grunt work before they’re even allowed to make rice. The intensity is almost martial.
This is the world of Tokyo Fish Story. ...
An Orthodox Jew, a Muslim, and a born-again Christian meet in the woods.
Lynne FriedmannTheaterSan Diego,
An Orthodox Jew, a Muslim, and a born-again Christian meet in the woods. This isn’t the setup to a joke, but the true story of 13 days that led to a peace agreement between historic enemies Israel and Egypt. ...
Lynne FriedmannTheaterSan Diego,
In the 1980s, in an all-girls Catholic school in rural Rwanda, young Alphonsine (Cashae Monya, utterly believable as one in a state of grace) claims visions of the Virgin Mary. The story opens with ...
Josh BaxtTheaterSan Diego,
From Star Trek to Sliders, parallel universes have been a science fiction go-to for years and have the advantage of being based on actual science. When physicists study the quantum realm – think atoms and smaller – they sometimes ...
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Josh BaxtTheaterSan Diego,
One thing the Old Globe does exceptionally well is make Shakespeare relevant. Through sets, costumes and playfully exploiting the Bard’s lack of stage directions, the theater brings these plays alive for 21st Century audiences. They feel significant.
Unfortunately, “Rain” ...
Josh BaxtTheaterSan Diego,
“The Metromaniacs” could have gone either way. Consider the ingredients: a convoluted story, characters with multiple identities, dialogue written in verse – rhyming couplets for the most part and not a slant rhyme in ...
Playwright John Patrick Shanley returns to his romantic-comedy writing chops.
Lynne FriedmannTheaterSan Diego,
Two Irish farming families, whose generations have lived predictably side by side for more than a century, are in for a rude awakening in the San Diego REP’s satisfying production of “Outside Mullingar.”
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