Posts by David Dixon
Faith and Healing in Bethlehem, Alaska
Reuniting with people with whom one has lost touch isn’t always an easy task and, in some instances, can seem out of the question. A reunion between two brothers fuels the emotional world premiere of The Hour of Great Mercy at the Diversionary Theatre.
Read More2018 Craig Noel Awards: The Winners
February 11, 2019 saw the presentation of the 2018 Craig Noel Awards at the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation, and the celebration of the best in San Diego Theatre. Those honored received plaques from members of the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle.
Read MoreFemale Solidarity Across the Generations
Friendships between younger and older people aren’t often treated with authenticity and dignity in the theatre. What’s refreshing about Grace McLeod’s one-act comedy Herland is how the play respectfully handles the relationships between a high school graduate and three significantly older women.
Read MoreA Truly Special Life
Saying that Becoming Dr. Ruth is a play about sex that you can take your grandmother to might sound like a bold statement. However, thanks to an effervescent lead performance from Robin LaValley and sensitive writing from Mark St. Germain, the Broadway Vista Theatre’s production really is that kind of a show.
Read MoreDiversity Displayed in Theatrical Productions
Three aspects of San Diego’s 2018 theatre season stood out prominently. First, the quality was, by and large, excellent.
Read More2018 Craig Noel Award Nominations: The Complete List
The 2018 Craig Noel Award nominations have been announced and posted.
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