7/25/20 7/25/20

Dinner and a Zoom by Common Ground Theatre & MOXIE Theatre

Review of all four shows BREATHTAKING, HAIR WAITING, A PROMISE OF NEW LIFE, & THE WEDDING PREP that are a part of the Dinner & A Zoom series by Common Ground Theatre & MOXIE Theatre

7/23/20 7/23/20

Joy Yvonne Jones talks about A PROMISE OF NEW LIFE

An interview with writer, director, and performer Joy Yvonne Jones on A PROMISE OF NEW LIFE a part of the Dinner and Zoom live virtual theatre series of plays written, directed, and celebrating Black women presented by Common Ground Theatre and MOXIE Theatre.

7/2/20 7/2/20

What to watch this holiday weekend!

There is so much theatre to enjoy this holiday weekend - and not all of it has to do with that Broadway behemoth called HAMILTON!

6/25/20 6/25/20

THE DAZZLE & TARRYTOWN by Backyard Renaissance

Backyard Renaissance offers multiple theatre offerings for your weekend enjoyment with THE DAZZLE and TARRYTOWN

6/17/20 6/17/20

BEACHTOWN LIVE!

BEACHTOWN is back thanks to a virtual town hall at the San Diego Repertory Theatre, and just in time to tackle some big issues facing this casual, coastal community!

6/10/20 6/10/20

THEATRE IS THE CURE honors Black Live/Black Artists Matter June 12th

5/29/20 5/29/20

Lisel Gorell-Getz talks about the ever-expanding world of online learning

Master Teaching Artist Lisel Gorell-Getz from The Old Globe talks about the ever-expanding world of online learning, and how imagination and play are vital in making theatre matter to every generation.

5/27/20 5/27/20

What to watch in June

From Shakespeare, to ballroom battles, to Charlie's Angeles coming back to kick some butt - here's some things to watch in June

5/25/20 5/25/20

BANDSTAND streaming live

Support a wonderful cause while watching BANDSTAND a musical that is perfect for Memorial Day

5/14/20 5/14/20

IN-ZOOM at The Old Globe

IN-ZOOM at The Old Globe is a bright, silly, and sweet spot in the current theatre universe.

5/11/20 5/11/20

DEAF BROADWAY

"Our hands were free for the first time and it was life-changing." an interview with Garrett Zuercher on how Deaf Broadway is changing theatrical accessibility