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Posts Tagged ‘Jennifer Brawn Gittings’

Opera Neo Brings Sparkling ‘Barber of Seville’ to Balboa Park’s Spanish Village Art Center

By Ken Herman | April 29, 2023 | 3

On Friday, Opera Neo Artistic Director Peter Kozma fulfilled a longtime dream of staging Rossini’s ‘The Barber of Seville’ al fresco in Balboa Park’s Spanish Village Art Center.

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What Does a Big Fence Do For Neighbors? Old Globe Comedy Has Some Ideas

By Welton Jones | June 10, 2018 | 0

All this talk of fences and walls and migration is exhausting, except playwright Karen Zacarias and her director, Edward Torres, make it fun at the Old Globe Theatre.

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‘Cardboard Piano’–Diversionary’s Probing Political and Ethical Parable

By Ken Herman | February 4, 2018 | 0

The main issues that roil the plot of Hansol Jung’s searing 2016 play “Cardboard Piano” include forgiveness and redemption, life and death, race and colonialism, love and hate, faith and doubt, with a heavy dash of homophobia. And—let’s be clear about this—these are just the main themes of the play at Diversionary . . .

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Cygnet’s ‘McBride’: a Night with the Understudies

By Martin Jones Westlin | October 18, 2017 | 0

The drag environment fascinates as much as it may unnerve — but with Cygnet Theatre Company’s very good ‘The Legend of Georgia McBride,’ it’s as legitimate a force for change as anything else.

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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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The Thing Is, There’s No Kid in MOXIE’s Fair ‘Kid Thing’

By Martin Jones Westlin | November 20, 2016 | 0

Expectant lesbian parents share the joys, worries and conflicts their straight counterparts experience — and on either side of the ledger, the discussion begins and ends with the baby on the way. So why did Sarah Gubbins write ‘The Kid Thing,’ current MOXIE Theatre entry, about everything else?

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