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Posts Tagged ‘Jessica John Gercke’

Getting Down to Business with Backyard Renaissance Theatre’s Pitch-Perfect ‘American Buffalo’

By Ken Herman | November 20, 2019 | 0

San Diego’s Backyard Renaissance Theatre Company opened its production of David Mamet’s “American Buffalo” Saturday, November 16, at the Tenth Avenue Arts Center, a modest venue located in a not yet gentrified part of the city’s East Village that is the precisely the type of neighborhood in which Mamet’s play takes place.

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Backyard Renaissance Mounts an Irresistible ‘Zoo Story’ at Diversionary

By Ken Herman | July 16, 2018 | 0

San Diego’s Backyard Renaissance Theatre opened an irresistible revival of Edward Albee’s iconic play “The Zoo Story” Saturday, July 14, at Diversionary Theatre in University Heights featuring Francis Gercke as the shiftless young man Jerry and Phil Johnson as the complacent Manhattan publishing exec Peter.

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The Ways of the Universe Are Too Much for Backyard’s ‘Gutenberg! The Musical!’

By Martin Jones Westlin | August 24, 2016 | 0

Two of the summer’s better performances are up at Diversionary Theatre — but amid some criminally ingratiating material, the actors can do only so much in Backyard Renaissance Theatre Company’s slovenly Gutenberg! The Musical!.

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‘Parlour Song’ Debuts, Along With its Company

By Bill Eadie | August 23, 2015 | 0

Parlour Song is the first outing for Backyard Renaissance. If the next production, announced for April 2016, is as good it should be very good, indeed…

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