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Smart Choreography Makes “Red Shoes Revamped” a San Diego Fringe Must-See

By Janice Steinberg | July 4, 2014 |

Dance reviews from the opening of the San Diego Fringe Festival. “The Red Shoes Revamped” is a must-see, and not just to catch David Wornovitzky in a blond wig and red frock.

Lots of Promise at the First Day of the Fringe

By Bill Eadie | July 4, 2014 |

The San Diego International Fringe Festival, which took the city by storm a year ago, is back. If the four shows I saw on opening day yesterday are any indication, this year is as good as or better than last…

Art Equates Life in Intrepid’s Rambunctious ‘I Hate Hamlet’

By Martin Jones Westlin | June 30, 2014 |

Andrew Rally has no idea what he’s doing as a Shakespearean actor, but he does know something about artistic integrity, whether he realizes it or not. An acting lesson or two from the iconic John Barrymore (rather, his ghost) help define that lofty concept in Intrepid Shakespeare Company’s rambunctious “I Hate Hamlet.”