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Posts Tagged ‘Delicia Turner Sonnenberg’

The Old Globe Revives the Remarkably Fresh 1950s Play ‘Trouble in Mind’

By Bill Eadie | February 11, 2022 | 0

Delicia Turner Sonnenberg’s production…encourages audiences to reflect on what has and hasn’t changed in 65 years…

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

By Martin Jones Westlin | February 6, 2018 | 0

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.

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If Detroit’s ‘Skeleton Crew’ at the Globe Has Hope, Maybe We Can Too

By Welton Jones | April 15, 2017 | 0

The struggles of four workers on the base level of a collapsing auto industry become a gritty metaphor for a human race struggling with the grinder of past against future in Dominique Morisseau’s very american play ‘Skeleton Crew’ at the Old Globe.

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Rep’s ‘Sex with Strangers’: So What’s the Big Whoop?

By Martin Jones Westlin | March 2, 2017 | 0

What do two attractive, sexually healthy strangers do in a snowbound cabin with no electricity? They take their new relationship to the next level — and when the hard decisions eventuate, a faulty San Diego Repertory Theatre’s ‘Sex with Strangers’ says they can’t see the play through.

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Excellent Director’s Touch Fuels MOXIE’s ‘Blue Door’

By Martin Jones Westlin | February 5, 2017 | 0

Reliving 130 years’ family history of slavery in one night is a heady proposition, but Lewis proves he’s up to the challenge despite his misgivings. MOXIE Theatre’s excellent ‘Blue Door’ is pulling for him all the way.

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Moxie’s ‘Watson’ Shows its Intelligence

By Bill Eadie | November 15, 2015 | 0

Playwright Madeleine George has run with the coincidence that Holmes, Bell, and Jeopardy all had a “Watson” in their lives…

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