THEATRE REVIEWS
New Orleans and Middle-Earth Come to San Diego Fringe
Sometimes at theatre and film festivals, an hour is more than enough time to tell a cohesive narrative. Then there are other instances where the 60-minute experience is so enjoyable that audiences wish the tale was given more time to expand.
Read MoreFor Best Fringe Result, Either be a Pro or Get Goofy
What works best at a fast-paced, over-whelming, unfiltered and exhausting show-orgy like the third annual San Diego International Fringe Festival?
Read MoreFringe’s Tuesday Got Better As It Went
Three performances on July 28: Surviving Love, Vanished, and The Things We Never Say…
Read MoreShakespeare in Space
In 2014, Manny Fernandes directed the well-received summer production of The Full Monty at New Village Arts Theatre. Fast forward one year, and he’s back as William Shakespeare’s Prospero in the science fiction jukebox musical Return to the Forbidden Planet.
Read MoreThe ‘Dogfight’: Dark Underbelly of Shipping Out
Which Marine can find the skaggiest date for a shipping out blast in seedy San Francisco? It’s 1963 and the Commies await in Vietnam. Time for a Dogfight.
Read MoreMany Are the Wonders Out Here On the Fringe
Voodoo, DADA, T&A and Irish effort all descended onto the Lyceum Stage downtown this week as for of the 80-plus shows being offered in the next two weeks by the San Diego International Fringe Festival burst open with very different degrees of pop. Happy hunting.
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