Posts Tagged ‘drama’
Alternately Tense and Tender Drama ‘Birds of North America’ Tackles Family Dynamics
Intention, integrity, advocacy, and the spaces that both bind and divide us are on elegant display in Moxie Theatre’s newest offering and exploration of family, Birds of North America, running through Mar. 5.
Read MoreNew Village Arts Reopens with an Epic ‘Ferryman’
The Ferryman is solidly staged, and its cast performs it marvelously.
Read MoreGenius Stages Genius at The Old Globe
Come to the Shiley and see a crackerjack performance, precisely directed, and a brisk 90 minutes in length. There’s only a certain amount of genius an audience can digest in one sitting.
Read MoreEmotionally charged adaptation of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ hits Broadway San Diego for a limited run
“A mob’s a place where people go to take a break from their conscience.” “I was guilty as soon as I was accused.” “How much time would Maycomb like? Helen Robinson was asking.” The hits just keep coming as To Kill a Mockingbird, currently stopping in San Diego on tour for the next few days, refuses to shy away from packing the punches…
Read MoreWorld Premiere by Backyard Renaissance Theatre Isn’t Self Explanatory
The current version of this play is not self-explanatory….
Read MoreMoxie’s dystopian drama ‘The Children’ an intriguing glimpse into the aftermath of nuclear disaster
Dystopia, drama, and something sinister underlie Lucy Kirkwood’s play The Children, directed by Kim Strassburger and running through December 4 at the Moxie Theatre…
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