THEATRE REVIEWS
Embracing an Unusual Life
Most people feel a little bit odd at some point in their lives. However, very few can say they suffer from inhabiting lizard skin.
Read MoreA Lion With Seven Guitars and Tough Honesty at the Old Globe
With a dozen or so songs, Benjamin Scheuer leads an audience through a harrowing youth of loss and survival with honesty and virtuosity that elevates ‘The Lion” from a performance to a play.
Read More‘Bitter’ and ‘Trump:’ Solo Performances at La Jolla Playhouse
The La Jolla Playhouse is hosting two one-person performances for a brief run (October 4-9). Both shows are worth a look…
Read MoreDespite a Shaky Foundation, Intrepid’s ‘Art’ Is Good Fun
There’s more to friendship than friends. While the best among them may fight about the least quaintifiable things in life, something indefinable usually draws them together against some pretty tough odds. Yasmina Reza’s ‘Art,’ latest from Intrepid Theatre Company, is a case in point — it doesn’t make a perfect logistical sense, but the production values are often a sight to behold.
Read MoreLiving Life on the Wild Side
Vista’s Broadway Theatre continues to produce comedies that fly under the radar. The latest example at the venue, Nana’s Naughty Knickers!, provides an extremely light evening of entertainment.
Read MoreFinancing Bad Entertainment
Perfect timing for San Diego Musical Theatre’s production of The Producers. Recently, Mel Brooks received the National Medal of Arts from President Barack Obama.
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