Posts by David Dixon
Bringing 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.
Read MoreOverindulgence to the Extreme
Not all houseguests are easy to get along with over an extended period of time. Some might be easy and not very stressful, but others can be disrespectful and lazy.
Read MoreGrowing Older with Dignity
Musicals can focus on a variety of characters ranging from five-years-old to mature people. Sadly, there haven’t been too many shows that shine a light on aging.
Read MoreMarriage in the Old West
Backyard Renaissance Theatre Company’s production of Abundance isn’t produced by Moxie Theatre, but Moxie’s space is an appropriate fit for the organization. Moxie tells stories that feature intelligent women either onstage or behind the scenes.
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