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Posts Tagged ‘Kristen Flores’

The Title Is Misleading, But NVA’s ‘American Hero’ Is Not

By Martin Jones Westlin | September 25, 2017 | 0

It carried its harmful side effects, but in many quarters, the Great Recession was no match for human enterprise and ingenuity. If something like it ever happens again — and it will — New Village Arts’ good ‘American Hero’ will serve as a marker for those who showed their colors despite themselves.

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Probing, High-Voltage Romantic Parable Opens at Diversionary Theatre

By Ken Herman | September 24, 2017 | 0

“Romeo and Juliet” quickly morphed into a symbol for the universal struggle of young lovers, and playwright Jordan Seavey’s 2016 opus “Homos, or Everyone in America” at San Diego’s Diversionary Theatre wants us to find a parallel universality in the tumultuous affair of two young gay men from Brooklyn . . .

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Lack of References Scuttles Well-Intentioned ‘Bright Half Life’

By Martin Jones Westlin | November 12, 2015 | 0

Married life is either a patiently enduring proposition or a gamble lost as often as won. Diversionary Theatre’s well-intentioned ‘Bright Half Life’ tries to make us think it’s both, and that’s where the problems lie.

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Diversionary’s Good ‘Bathwater’: The A’s, E’s, I’s, O’s and U’s Have It

By Martin Jones Westlin | March 2, 2015 | 0

Playwright Christopher Durang has hauled out the big guns in ‘Baby with the Bathwater,’ his ode to lousy parenting and lousy parents. In this very good Diversionary Theatre entry, Helen and John Dingleberry never knew what hit ’em.

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