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‘Roz and Ray’ Uneasily Mixes Social Justice with Complicated Relationships
Even though the Rep gives Ms. Hartman’s work a fine production, her play is weakened by indecision about whether it is a social justice story or a personal story…
Read MoreKorea Through a Digital Din at La Jolla Playhouse
Korea is particularly fascinating these days, electronic media dominates us all and young love still has a shot. These are some of the concepts confronted by Hansol Jung in her ‘Wild Goose Dreams,’ in its world premiere at La Jolla Playhouse.
Read More‘Red Hot Lovers’: Too Adult for TV, Too Timid for Today
North Coast Repertory Theatre’s production does the play justice but also exposes some of its flaws….
Read MoreCharlene Baldridge
Noted arts critic Charlene Baldridge, who died Sept. 9 at age 83 after a lengthy illness, had a relationship with her daughter that involved far more than the written word.
Read MoreStunning Dance Bests Story in Good ‘American in Paris’
‘An American in Paris’ was such a great movie musical that a bunch of people decided it might do well on Broadway. The love quadrangle story is mediocre at best in this Broadway San Diego entry — but oh, the dancing. . .
Read More‘Marigolds’ Very Well Staged Despite a Thin Central Role
Art and science are inseparable in playwright Paul Zindel’s ‘The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds’ — and in this very good Cygnet Theatre Company production, little Tillie Hunsdorfer is inseparable from life’s truths.
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