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At La Jolla Playhouse: A Family So Toxic That Deafness Can Be a Relief

By Welton Jones | July 2, 2013 |

The silent world of the deaf is explored in in several of its variations by Nina Raine’s play Tribes, now at the La Jolla Playhouse. If this hero can survive in this train wreck of a family, there’s hope for us all.

Great Digs, So-so Dance at PGK’s “Welcome to Summer”

By Janice Steinberg | July 2, 2013 |

You Are Here gets my vote for PGK’s best location ever. The dance was more of a mixed bag at PGK’s “Welcome to Summer” show last Friday.

The Merchant of Venice Illuminated by Old Globe Theatre Artists

By Welton Jones | June 30, 2013 |

Portia is the golden girl who rules The Merchant of Venice in Adrian Noble’s bracing production, now at the Old Globe Theatre for the summer…

Warm Enchanted Evenings

By Kris Eitland | June 30, 2013 |

If you choose to attend one production this summer, consider Moonlight’s terrific rendering of South Pacific, the rare musical play that balances saccharine comedy with serious themes and stage craft, and an ocean of memorable songs. Even if you’ve seen the Rodgers & Hammerstein gem before, or the film, or read James Michener’s book, Tales of the South Pacific, which sparked them all, you should drive to Vista to experience this production outdoors, especially when a heat wave makes normally cool nights feel like the breezy tropics.

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