Posts Tagged ‘play’
Cygnet’s ‘Present Laughter’: You May Want to See It More Than Once
Cygnet Theatre’s production, well cast, and exceptionally well directed, reminds us that it is important to laugh….
Read MoreKandace Crystal Shines in One-Woman Show ‘Neat’ at Scripps Ranch Theatre
In a fearless, compelling portrayal of one woman’s coming-of-age experience, Kandace Crystal leaves it all on the stage in Neat, a Scripps Ranch Theatre and Loud Fridge co-production currently running through April 16.
Read More‘The XIX’ An Exciting Play About Sports at The Old Globe
Sports has to be the most difficult type of activity to put on stage…
Read MoreNorth Coast Evokes a Time of Change with Chekhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’
I have to admire NCR for its commitment to authors such as Chekhov and Pinter, as well as its commitment to actors talented enough to bring life to these plays.
Read MoreDark Comedy ‘God of Carnage’ Tackles the Unveiling of a Superficial Society
Descending from superficial civility to the basest satire, Backyard Renaissance’s God of Carnage opens the floodgates on disheveled, disfigured drama and who we are behind closed doors when we are forced to reckon with our fears and frustrations.
Read More‘Slowgirl’ at Onstage Playhouse Focuses on Family Dynamics Amid Legal and Other Troubles
The space requirements for Slowgirl seem an ideal fit for the intimate Onstage Playhouse in Chula Vista. Would that the storytelling had also been such a good fit.
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