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REVIEW – Buried Child – San Jose Stage Company
Wait, what?! What just happened? Oh, Buried Child. That’s what just happened. San Jose Stage, you crazy, crazy theatre company. Leave it to you to take your audience on one messed up, wacky, WTF experience full of post-modern symbolism, bizarre … Continue reading
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REVIEW – Aphrodisiac – City Lights Theatre Company
City Light’s exploratory political play Aphrodisiac is certainly unique and though not totally off-the-wall experimental, I will say it does require some focus and work on your part as an audience to stay with the more abstract devices it employs for … Continue reading
REVIEW – West Side Story – Broadway San Jose
I’m not the kind of girl that reads a book twice. Movies, even the best, might get a repeat or two, but usually spaced over years. Theatre however is different for me. The temptation to visit multiple productions, sometimes even … Continue reading
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REVIEW- Mauritius – The Pear Avenue Theatre
Sometimes I think a play is written on a dare. In the case of Mauritius, I envision someone saying to the playwright, “I bet you a million dollars you can’t write a suspense thriller revolving around stamp collecting.” And, then … Continue reading
REVIEW – Eat the Runt – Renegade Theatre Experiment
I can’t help but watch a show and have my experiences as a director, writer and occasional actor invade my opinions. In some cases it’s a “I’d have done things differently” and in others it’s “I’d have never thought of that … Continue reading
Review – Hansel and Gretel – Palo Alto Children’s Theatre
As a child, I participated in the Palo Alto Children’s Theatre program “Let’s Make a Play.” One day during a make-believe session, the group was asked how a starfish might move. The 4-year-old me, seemingly already grasping the concept of method, … Continue reading
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Review – Nine at City Lights Theatre Company
I consider myself in some ways an honorary Italian. I eat pasta for breakfast, I like my espresso strong, wine (yes), fast cars (yes, please), I have oft bruised innocent bystanders with my wild gesticulating during casual conversation, and I think … Continue reading
The Complete World of Sports (Abridged) – Review
If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. This is advice that continues to serve the Reduced Shakespeare Company well. The formula of great chemistry between 3 talented comedians, approximately 100 minutes of fast flying content that is both silly and … Continue reading
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