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Posts Tagged ‘history’

Sprinkle of swing a surprisingly joyful addition to ‘Hamilton’ recipe as the tour arrives in San Diego

By Cassiopeia Guthrie | November 10, 2022 | 0
The company of Hamilton looks out in a star-like pose towards the audience.

A host of understudies opened Hamilton’s 11 day tour swing through San Diego and reaped the reward of a standing ovation. This production, in its return to the Civic through November 20, was artistry in motion, and the roaring audience was ready to experience it…

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A Comedy About the Civil War? NCRT’s ‘Ben Butler’ Has Laughs as Collateral

By Bill Eadie | October 25, 2021 | 0

Richard Strand’s play, “Ben Butler,” is the embodiment of what Shakespeare meant when he wrote, “The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers…”

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El Henry Brings Spanglish Shakespeare to 15th Street

By Bill Eadie | June 21, 2014 | 1

Big, brawny, and macho, El Henry, the Without Walls collaboration between the La Jolla Playhouse and the San Diego REPertory Theatre, has marched, rumbled, and cruised its way into the Makers Quarter district of San Diego’s East Village…

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“Cuba” a Worthy Start But Needs Work

By Bill Eadie | June 2, 2013 | 0

There’s the start of a fine play in Becoming Cuba, but a first-rate script will require a fair amount of revision…

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