Theatre Review: ‘Newsies’
‘Seize the Day’ and check out ‘Newsies’ at the Civic!
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‘Seize the Day’ and check out ‘Newsies’ at the Civic!
Theatre Review: ‘Newsies’ Read More »
Vasquez chats about ’42nd Street’, the San Diego theatre community, his time at Juilliard and one of his worst auditions.
As it says on the poster, Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles is the “next best thing to seeing” the iconic foursome. And whoever wrote that nice little quote is exactly right.
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Aimee Greenberg answers about directing fruitlessmoon theatreworks’ upcoming production of ‘Waiting for Godot’
Q & A with fruitlessmoon theatreworks Artistic Director Aimee Greenberg Read More »
With a book, lyrics, and music by South Park’s Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Frozen’s Robert Lopez, it’s one of the most offensive and funniest shows you’ll ever see.
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The show is both funny and incredibly sad and director Delicia Turner Sonnenberg blends the two perfectly.
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If you’re a fan of The Real Housewives or reality shows in general, then this show might be a good bet for some breezy weekend entertainment.
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The Irish dance show, currently on its 20th Anniversary World Tour, is a total phenomenon and after watching the show, it’s easy to see why it’s lasted this long.
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There are some things that are the signal that the holidays have come around, depending on when you want to start celebrating. For some that means fall with the return of Pumpkin Spice Latte, for others, it’s prepping the turkey, but for those that love the winter holidays it’s the
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Eddie talks about ‘Watson Intelligence’, winning the Craig Noel award, San Diego theatre and more!
San Diego’s GI Film Festival, the first film festival to focus solely on the military, is in full swing with events happening in Coronado, Mission Valley and even the U.S.S. Midway.
San Diego’s GI Film Festival Features Screenings, a Career Fair for Veterans and More Read More »
Judging by the long and winding line in front of the merchandise booth, The Phantom of The Opera will have no trouble selling tickets for its run at the San Diego Civic Theatre.
Review: New Set Brings New Life to ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ Read More »
San Diego once again has a La Cage aux Folles to attend, the cagelles to enjoy and in-laws to meet. San Diego Musical Theatre presents this show through October 11th at the Spreckels Theatre. Georges (Robert J. Townsend) and Albin (David Engel) run a successful French nightclub where Albin works
San Diego Musical Theatre’s Lively and Lovely ‘La Cage Aux Folles’ Read More »
For one night only, you’ll get the chance to see this star under the stars at Moonlight Stage, Friday, October 2nd at 8pm!
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Sonneberg and Rodriguez give the scoop about the show, rehearsing, acting in San Diego and more
You know you’re thoroughly engrossed in a play when the house lights come up and you realize that an hour and a half has flown by. That’s what happens with Basil Keimendahl’s Orange Julius, which makes its world premiere at Moxie Theatre. The show is about family, specifically Nut (Rae
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David Engel is no stranger to the Broadway or the San Diego stage. Some of his Broadway credits include PUTTING IT TOGETHER (opposite Carol Burnett), SEUSSICAL: THE MUSICAL, and the original Broadway production of LA CAGE AUX FOLLES In San Diego he just completed a run as Harold Hill in
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The past couple of months have been filled with firsts for Robert J. Townsend. In June, he made his Broadway debut in the long-running crowdpleaser, Mamma Mia. After that, he had another production to tend to: the birth of his first child. So, what’s a Broadway star/new father do as
Directed by Steve Glaudini with a book by John August and lyrics by Tony nominee Andrew Lippa, the show is a treat to watch.
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There’s a lot to like in San Diego Rep’s ‘Violet’, most notably, the fantastic group of actors under Sam Woodhouse’s direction.
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