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The Old Globe’s current production of Fiasco Theater’s Bartleby, a commissioned world premiere adapted fromHerman Melville’s “Bartleby, the Scrivener”, by Noah Brody and Paul L. Coffey, sprinkles in that work-money-capitalism-freedom dynamic. 
1 March, 2026
For this world premiere at the Playhouse, The Recipe by Claudia Shear is based on Dearie, a book by journalist and author Bob Spitz, who has made a career of writing biographies of personalities such as former president Ronald Reagan, Led Zeppelin, and The Beatles. 
17 February, 2026
I had never heard of the Hedda Gabler play until now. While doing my research and comparing what I saw, I made some observations.
16 February, 2026
The Kearny Mesa-based company went all out with a hefty cast of 20 performers and lively, pumped-upchoreography by Xavier J. Bush. Omri Schein directs the actors through naughty, pun-filled dialogue, striking a balance between the sixties’ machismo/patriarchy and comedic relief.
10 February, 2026
Donna is a wife, a mom, and a baker. Everybody knows her from all the baked goods, and she is in all the sales. One day, she hears astronaut Buzz Aldrin’s voice telling her to “go up before you can land”.
4 February, 2026
I praise NVA for the work and visual effort of this production, and congratulate them on 25 years of work and on Kristianne’s 40 productions. Wow, it is definitely not easy. The subject matter is more than pertinent for these times, and Kate Douglas certainly has the right idea. With a bit more shaping and tightening, The Apiary can reach the full effect.
2 February, 2026
San Diego gets to experience this piece for the first time. Now, it is not that we do not get world premieres often in this town, but there is something about a work that has been sitting unknown, and with a Proper Name as a title, that makes it more special. 
19 January, 2026
Red Light Winter will mostly make audiences uncomfortable and ramble in the brain afterwards. It is a good thing, as reflection and introspection are greatly needed today.
18 January, 2026
I have mentioned this before. Onstage maintains this continuity by keeping the game strong with these thriller-like feel-play moments, having audiences glued to their seats through discomfort, questioning, or just following along. 
17 January, 2026
If you are familiar with Monty Python, this production feels like a joyful reunion. If you’re not (like me), it works surprisingly well as an introduction.
12 January, 2026
The 2025 San Diego theatre gave us unique experiences, world premieres, revivals, and crossed feelings. -I had a lot of feelings-. From touring productions to alternate spaces and a bunch of new musicals.
27 December, 2025
Kenneth Lonergan’s The Waverly Gallery is a quiet storm. The story of Gladys Greene (Deborah Gilmour Smyth), an elderly art gallery owner in Greenwich Village whose world begins to contract under the weight of dementia.
30 November, 2025

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