THEATRE REVIEWS
San Diego is Stop #2 for the Rolling World Premiere of ‘The Great Khan’
Michael Gene Sullivan’s The Great Khan is about outcasts and how they cope…
Read MoreScripps Ranch’s ‘Love Song’ Challenges Cast, Creatives, and Audience
San Diego theatre has been resuming to some degree in fits and starts. Not everything goes smoothly, and there are sometimes last-minute changes to productions, especially among the smaller theatre companies. So, it’s not surprising that Scripps Ranch Theatre had some difficulty mounting John Kolvenbach’s play, Love Song, encountering bumps along the way to public performances…
Read MoreThe Old Globe’s ‘El Borracho’ Explores Mexican Family Relationships
To some degree, Raul has brought his sickness upon himself. He doesn’t just drink, he lives to drink…
Read MoreBackyard Renaissance Delivers Wicked Fun in “Abigail’s Party”
“Abigail’s Party” isn’t just wickedly funny, it’s riveting. The casual drinks party bristles with underlying antagonisms, conveyed by a superb ensemble … and when is something going to detonate?
Read More“Desert Rock Garden” Makes Personal the Japanese Internment Camps of World War Two
The military focused on a population of over 100,000 Japanese to parse out of the their lives and plant them in desert camps. Playwright and San Diego resident Roy Sekigahama skipped past the politics to focus on relationships.
Read More‘Catch Me If You Can’ Inaugurates SDMT’s New Performance Space
Catch Me If You Can runs through March 13. See it if you can…
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