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Opposites Attract in Los Angeles

By David Dixon | February 8, 2018 |

Teatro Pueblo Nuevo was officially formed last September in Carlsbad’s New Village Arts Theatre, with the purpose of being a bilingual and bicultural outreach initiative. A new staging of Jose Rivera’s surreal romantic drama, Cloud Tectonics, serves as the first mainstage production for the program.

Splintered text, history mar MOXIE’s fair ‘Bliss’

By Martin Jones Westlin | February 6, 2018 |

The era of female empowerment begs the question of its relative quietude over thousands of years. MOXIE Theatre’s current ‘Bliss (or Emily Post Is Dead!)’ has the right idea in addressing it — but some see-saw dialogue and an enormous directorial oversight knock it off balance.

Zukerman Brings Uninspired Tchaikovsky to San Diego Symphony

By Ken Herman | February 5, 2018 |

After the San Diego Symphony rose to such great heights performing exciting, compelling new works in the recently completed “It’s About Time” festival, Pinchas Zukerman’s uninspired evening of standard repertory proved a crashing letdown . . .

‘Cardboard Piano’–Diversionary’s Probing Political and Ethical Parable

By Ken Herman | February 4, 2018 |

The main issues that roil the plot of Hansol Jung’s searing 2016 play “Cardboard Piano” include forgiveness and redemption, life and death, race and colonialism, love and hate, faith and doubt, with a heavy dash of homophobia. And—let’s be clear about this—these are just the main themes of the play at Diversionary . . .

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