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Review: THE COLOR PURPLE at New Village Arts

Review: THE COLOR PURPLE at New Village Arts

by ErinMarie Reiter — July 3, 2024
“The Color Purple” brings Alice Walker’s novel of the same name to life with wonderful musical numbers and a talented cast playing at New Village Arts through July 21st....
Review: PÁSALE PÁSALE at TuYo Theatre

Review: PÁSALE PÁSALE at TuYo Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — June 22, 2024
TuYo Theatre’s “Pásale Pásale” is an invitation to explore the treasures of the swap meet, the community, and the determination to live the American Dream in this joyful and empowering interactive musical theatre experience.  “Pásale Pásale” is paying through June 30th...
Review: San Diego Opera Presents Andrea Carroll and Joshua Guerrero in Recital at Bal

Review: San Diego Opera Presents Andrea Carroll and Joshua Guerrero in Recital at Balboa Theatre

by Ron Bierman — June 14, 2024
About halfway into her two-hour plus recital with tenor Joshua Guerrero, soprano Andrea Carroll gave a well-earned compliment to their accompanist Stephen Hopkins for his technique and versatility. Both were challenged during the unusually varied program the two singers had fashioned....
Review: THE BALLAD OF JOHNNY AND JUNE at La Jolla Playhouse

Review: THE BALLAD OF JOHNNY AND JUNE at La Jolla Playhouse

by ErinMarie Reiter — June 12, 2024
The best way to open this review on the world's premiere musical “The Ballad of Johnny and June” now playing at the La Jolla Playhouse through July 7th is the same way the show starts - with the fantastic music....
Review: MRS. DOUBTFIRE: THE NEW MUSICAL COMEDY at Broadway San Diego

Review: MRS. DOUBTFIRE: THE NEW MUSICAL COMEDY at Broadway San Diego

by ErinMarie Reiter — June 6, 2024
It’s been over 30 years since the movie “Mrs. Doubtfire” hit the big screen and now it is on a national tour as a musical, bringing the movie's zaniness to the stage with lots of songs, dancing, and of course many fast costume changes.  “Mrs. Doubtfire: The New Musical Comedy” is playing ...
Review: CAMELOT at North Coast Repertory Theatre

Review: CAMELOT at North Coast Repertory Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — June 4, 2024
North Coast Repertory Theatre invites audiences to experience ”for one brief shining moment”  King Arthur’s kingdom of “Camelot” - a place where magic and the classic music Lerner and Lowe reign.  “Camelot” is playing at North Coast Repertory Theatre through June 30th....
Review: FAT HAM at The Old Globe

Review: FAT HAM at The Old Globe

by ErinMarie Reiter — June 1, 2024
'Fat Ham' is a dynamic, tragic, and comedic, remixing key moments of the original into a one-act exploring societal roles and expectations, toxic family dynamics, and being true to yourself in a wholly entertaining and creative way. “Fat Ham” is playing at the Old Globe through June 23rd....
Review: “TL;DR: THELMA LOUISE; A DYKE REMIX” at Diversionary Theatre

Review: “TL;DR: THELMA LOUISE; A DYKE REMIX” at Diversionary Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — May 30, 2024
The world premiere musical “TL;DR: Thelma Louise; A Dyke Remix” playing at Diversionary Theatre is a dynamic, irreverent, and funny punk musical that contemplates questions of queer representation, who gets their happily ever after, and what that even looks like from a highly entertaining femini...
Review: NOTES ON KILLING SEVEN OVERSIGHT, MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMIC STABILITY BOARD MEM

Review: NOTES ON KILLING SEVEN OVERSIGHT, MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMIC STABILITY BOARD MEMBERS at MOXIE Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — May 21, 2024
As the title may suggest, “Notes on Killing Seven Oversight Management and Economic Stability Board Members” now playing at Moxie Theatre is not afraid to go big. The play is boldly ambitious, mixing political points, Latin surrealism, and drag in this one-act playing through May 26th at Moxie T...
Review: LEGALLY BLONDE at San Diego Musical Theatre

Review: LEGALLY BLONDE at San Diego Musical Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — May 21, 2024
San Diego Musical Theatre brings an updated “Legally Blonde” to the stage full of girl power, fun choreography, and of course, plenty of pink.  “Legally Blonde is playing at San Diego Musical Theatre through June 2nd....
Review: SAN DIEGO OPERA'S MADAMA BUTTERFLY at San Diego Civic Center

Review: SAN DIEGO OPERA'S MADAMA BUTTERFLY at San Diego Civic Center

by Ron Bierman — May 3, 2024
Puccini’s Madama Butterfly is one of the most popular operas ever written. It has a wonderfully lyrical score, familiar arias and a story that remains compelling even after often heard. San Diego Opera’s most recent production played to a full house on opening night, and under the direction of J...
Review: SENSE OF DECENCY at North Coast Repertory Theatre

Review: SENSE OF DECENCY at North Coast Repertory Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — April 26, 2024
 “Sense of Decency” makes its world premiere using misdirection, manipulation, and magic to try to find the difference between a monster and a man.  “Sense of Decency” is playing at North Coast Repertory Theatre through May 12th....
Review: Silliness and Suspense Abound in THE 39 STEPS at New Village Arts

Review: Silliness and Suspense Abound in THE 39 STEPS at New Village Arts

by ErinMarie Reiter — April 20, 2024
It is a novel and a hit film, but now New Village Arts brings all the mystery, murder, and imagination of “The 39 Steps” to life in this comedic Hitchcock homage through May 12th. ...
Review: BRAT at Bocón Theatre Celebrates Military Kids

Review: BRAT at Bocón Theatre Celebrates Military Kids

by ErinMarie Reiter — April 17, 2024
Review of “Brat” a new play presented by  Bocón Theatre that looks at the unique life of being a kid of a military parent, aka a “brat.” The next performance is Friday, April 26th....
Review: NATASHA, PIERRE, AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 at Cygnet Theatre

Review: NATASHA, PIERRE, AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 at Cygnet Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — April 16, 2024
“Natasha, Pierre, and The Great Comet of 1812” now playing at Cygnet Theatre is a maximalist electro-pop opera immersive musical dream, with a superb cast, and wonderful choreography, it will leave you dazzled.  “Natasha, Pierre, and The Great Comet of 1812” is running through May 19th....
Review: This is One 'RIDE' You Don't Want To Miss at The Old Globe

Review: This is One 'RIDE' You Don't Want To Miss at The Old Globe

by ErinMarie Reiter — April 9, 2024
“Ride” at The Old Globe is an incredibly fun, clever, and wholly entertaining musical about a woman who chased the American Dream around the world from the back of a bicycle.  This musical is a delightful fun two-handed, one-act musical that may inspire you to go find adventure yourself.  “R...
Review: DISNEY'S ALADDIN at Broadway San Diego

Review: DISNEY'S ALADDIN at Broadway San Diego

by ErinMarie Reiter — April 4, 2024
Aladdin now playing through April 7th at the Civic Theatre through Broadway San Diego invites you to enjoy their Arabian night of magic, music, and magic carpets....
Review: HAND TO GOD at The Roustabouts Theatre Co

Review: HAND TO GOD at The Roustabouts Theatre Co

by ErinMarie Reiter — March 27, 2024
If the saying “laughter is the best medicine” is true, then the irreverent and funny “Hand To God” by The Roustabouts will cure what ails you. ...
Review: STEPHEN HOUGH WITH THE SAN DIEGO SYMPHONY at San Diego Civic Center Theater

Review: STEPHEN HOUGH WITH THE SAN DIEGO SYMPHONY at San Diego Civic Center Theater

by Ron Bierman — March 22, 2024
Read BroadwayWorld's review of Stephen Hough with the San Diego Symphony at San Diego Civic Center Theater....
Review: TARTUFFE is Full of Laughter at North Coast Repertory Theatre

Review: TARTUFFE is Full of Laughter at North Coast Repertory Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — March 20, 2024
This standout production of 'Tartuffe' at North Coast Repertory Theatre is energetic and intelligent proving that even at 360 years old,  this show can still have an audience laughing from start to finish.  “Tartuffe” is playing through April 7th....
Review: Fandom and Friendship for the Win in KING JAMES at The Old Globe

Review: Fandom and Friendship for the Win in KING JAMES at The Old Globe

by ErinMarie Reiter — March 18, 2024
“King James” is a funny, heartwarming look at fandom, friendship, and how sometimes the unlikeliest people can become irreplaceable members of your life.  “King James” is playing at the Old Globe through March 31st....
Review: SAN DIEGO SYMPHONY PLAYS RAVEL, RESPIGHI, AND BATES at San Diego Civic Center

Review: SAN DIEGO SYMPHONY PLAYS RAVEL, RESPIGHI, AND BATES at San Diego Civic Center Theater

by Ron Bierman — March 1, 2024
If this concert didn’t convince newcomers to classical music that they’d been missing out, nothing will. Conductor Rafael Payare went all out for excitement and got it with a program that displayed the orchestra's virtuosity. The result was an exceptionally enjoyable concert....
Review: REDWOOD Looks to Turn Tragedy Into Transformation at La Jolla Playhouse

Review: REDWOOD Looks to Turn Tragedy Into Transformation at La Jolla Playhouse

by ErinMarie Reiter — February 26, 2024
REDWOOD, the world premiere musical now playing at the La Jolla Playhouse offers soaring visuals and vocals in a story that tackles how to turn tragedy into transformation....
Review: THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME at CCAE Theatricals

Review: THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME at CCAE Theatricals

by ErinMarie Reiter — February 25, 2024
THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHTTIME by CCAE Theatricals is a visually and physically creative endeavor that effectively tells this story and the inner thoughts of the lead character who uniquely perceives the world....
Review: Self-Respect and Sandwiches are on the Menu at CLYDE'S at MOXIE Theatre

Review: Self-Respect and Sandwiches are on the Menu at CLYDE'S at MOXIE Theatre

by ErinMarie Reiter — February 25, 2024
Welcome to CLYDE’S, where the art of making a sandwich can lead to enlightenment.  Staffed by formerly incarcerated people trying to rebuild their lives, but run by someone who has no real internet in food, or their employees beyond making the sale, this play has something to say about the work t...
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