Posts by David Dixon
Heathcliff and Catherine Together Again
While writing “Wuthering Heights,” novelist Emily Bronte probably didn’t expect so many adaptations of her book. Numerous film, television and theatrical television interpretations have come out since the story was published in 1847.
Read MoreProtecting the ‘Queen of the Night’
Musicals are inspired from a variety of sources including literature, historical events and movies. Yet, The Bodyguard isn’t a predictable choice for a screen-to-stage adaptation.
Read MoreStruggles On the Path to Victory
As long as baseball is around, there will always be a place for Damn Yankees. While many scenes of camaraderie exist among the baseball players, the tale is really an unconventional love story.
Read MoreBringing a Century of Memories to Life
Some people become famous for their unique and creative accomplishments. Others become well known for sharing their personal life stories with the world.
Read MoreConning Citizens of a ‘Stubborn’ Town
On paper, a story about a scheming con man doesn’t sound like a Broadway hit for the ages and for all ages. Yet The Music Man continues to be a beloved singing and dancing comedy, mainly due to Meredith Willson’s cheerful book and rousing songs.
Read MoreSolving Mysteries of the Universe
Many shows at Lamb’s Players Theatre celebrate the accomplishments of influential men and women. The Coronado theatre company has told stories about great people such as Sigmund Freud, Helen Keller, Marlene Dietrich and William Shakespeare.
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