John Cleese: Still Naughty After All These Years

The tall uptight member of Monty Python embarks on a short tour   Calling the tour “Last Chance To See Me Before I Die” Cleese did a very good job of explaining what he and ... Continue Reading →

“Ride: A New Musical” Opens at in San Diego

The Old Globe is now presenting the US premiere of the London hit musical. This two hander tells the improbable yet true story of Annie Cohen Kopchovsky, the first woman to circle the ... Continue Reading →

The Motive and The Cue: Is This London’s Most Stunning Production?

Seeing the creative process is mesmerizing for me. Whether it was watching Get Back and seeing The Beatles create from seemingly thin air a new song or watching my mother with a blank ... Continue Reading →

“The War of Roses” cast with 22 stars celebrating history-making women, at El Portal Theatre March 1 & 2, 2024

  “The War of Roses: The Women. The Voices. The Vote” a theatrical event presenting words of inspiration by the women who made history.  Speaking up for women’s rights — ... Continue Reading →

Review: POTUS, legislating laughs at breakneck speed with rowdy gals on crisis control, at The Geffen

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive at The Geffen Playhouse Gil Cates Theater till Feb. 25, 2024  POTUS is an uproarious romp through the ... Continue Reading →

Review: ‘The Journals of Adam & Eve’ a tale as old as time, world’s first love story starring Hal Linden & Sally Struthers

In the beginning, let there be lighthearted comedy & powerful storytelling  REVIEW: The world premiere of “The Journals of Adam and Eve” starring Hal Linden and Sally Struthers ... Continue Reading →

Intimate Apparel Delivers at North Coast Repertory Theatre

Set in Manhattan, 1905 this play brings together six seemingly disparate characters whose stories overlap and intertwine enticingly. The finely etched characters are portrayed superbly, ... Continue Reading →

Wild Horses Music Festival Delivers a Solid Evening at Petco Park

A few nights ago, under a brisk and clear San Diego sky, Zach Bryan closed the Wild Horses Music Festival at Petco Park, delivering a performance that will linger in the memories of ... Continue Reading →