North Coast REP’s San Diego Premiere: EISENHOWER: THIS PIECE OF GROUND
Let’s be honest — a two-hour, one-person show about a former U.S. president could easily lean toward the heavy side. But Tony Award winner John Rubinstein is an absolute rockstar, giving a full embodiment of Dwight D. Eisenhower
“Arms and the Man” by George Bernard Shaw at Lamb’s Players Theatre
Lamb’s Players Theatre in Coronado once again proves that clever, classic theatre can feel fresh and effervescent with their latest production, Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw, directed by Deborah Gilmour Smyth.
From Another Zero Wins Four Awards for Excellence in Journalism
For 2025, I wanted to exercise my journalism skills more through interviews and articles, in addition to the reviews.
Theatre Influencers and Theatre Critics
This has to do with the uneven practices that some theatres (not all of them, as there are always exceptions) have had throughout the ages, from targeting shows to quoting and using outlets. And, dear reader, truth be told, my husband scolded me for the said paragraph.
Interviews From Another Zero
I had a lovely conversation with one of the Co-Founders of the San Diego Halloween Film Fest, and it was great to learn more about her artistry, the festival’s dynamic, and, of course, her other zeros.
The interview is available on our YouTube channel, but I am including it here too, along with more information on the event.
SMALL – Robert Montano’s Autobiographical Monologue is Full of Heart
The true story of Montano’s teenage dream of becoming a jockey. At just 14, he began training with unshakable determination. But the cold reality of height and weight requirements quickly turned his passion into a battle with his own body. A fight that ultimately became a health hazard.
The Old Globe’s World Premiere Huzzah! Is a Musical Party Feast.
I absolutely loved the juxtaposition of the hilarity and the business side of the faire. Something that is not typically explored/exposed to audiences but is often discussed in the performing arts world, especially now with all the budget cuts and increased costs.
Love, Madness, and a Killer Voice: Jekyll & Hyde Thrives at SDMT
Omri Schein directs the SDMT piece, and it is a solid production. The musical is long. It has always been long. Regardless, Schein and Richard Dueñez Morrison, in the musical direction, ensured it had a good rhythm, effective framing, and effective use of the stage.
Loud Fridge Theatre Kicks Off Season with Newly Expanded Piece
We Lovers, written by Christian St. Croix, premiered at the 2024 San Diego Fringe Festival with a 40-minute version. For LFT’s new season, the play received a bonus of 40 minutes.
In a House Full of Ghosts, Who Gets to Heal?”
What is happening with this story is a lot all at once. It felt like mini story lines that could each be a different play.
Medication, Side Effects, and Ethics are Shown in Onstage Playhouse’s Latest Production
a play set during a clinical drug trial with volunteers Connie (Kimberly Weinberger) and Tristan (Alex Chernow)
From a Cabaret Experience to a Theatrical Production
Diversionary Theatre began their new season “manifesting”. Because, as the description states, this “Glam Rock Odyssey” lends an authentic experience in various ways.
