hat has opened to great reviews for cast and crew. Director James P. Darvas talks about how he came to choose this show, the creative joys, and the challenges of a show with subject matter fit for Halloween where the performers emerge from bathtubs and stay soaking wet for the entire show. …
nd we’re all listening to a different song. In DANCING LESSONS now playing at North Coast Rep through October, 3rd shows that all it takes is a little empathy, and trying to stretch out your comfort zone to find someone who will dance along with you, even if just for one song. …
THE HOUSE OF JOY at San Diego Repertory, sadly, had a very short production run. It opened on Wednesday, March 11th and by the end of the day of March 12th, the production was closed. Not because of any fault of the show, but due
When putting on a production like HOUSE OF JOY, written by Madhuri Shekar a story about elite female bodyguards, a palace intrigue, and swordfights in 17th century India that is full of swashbuckling, and action-adventure! San Diego Repertory Theatre has made sure the cast is
Coming of age and figuring out who you are can be difficult enough to navigate in the best of times, but when your Dad shows up unexpectedly on your doorstep without warning, and can’t seem to remember where or when he is….those dynamics get a
If you were a god who specialized in green and growing things and wanted to try to save the planet, New Jersey aka “The Garden State” may seem like the natural place to start. In HURRICANE DIANE, the new comedy by playwright Madeleine George, playing
RED BIKE, playing at MOXIE Theatre through February 16th captures that fleeting and adrenaline-filled time childhood where you are given the keys to exploration and adventure; when you get your dream bicycle. Before the more adult and practical dreams of freedom and pushing boundaries that
