For my money, there’s no better comedy than anything by that crazy Mel Brooks, who gave us (among other things) “The Producers” and the later “Young Frankenstein.”
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterFor my money, there’s no better comedy than anything by that crazy Mel Brooks, who gave us (among other things) “The Producers” and the later “Young Frankenstein.”
This “Much Ado” has a great deal to recommend it, and I do.
‘The Phantom of the Opera,’ bigger, bolder and just as beautiful By Jess Winans Eva Tavares shattered the glass chandelier atop theater seats in the San Diego Civic Theater during the latest rendition of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Phantom of the Opera.” Well, the chandelier actually fell from alternatives, but that might as well have been […]
Jean Lowerison is a long-standing member of the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle and can be reached at infodame@cox.net.
Broadway nonpareil takes over Downtown
Imagine what it’s like for husband Dan Goodman (Anthony Donovan) to come downstairs and find his wife Diana (Rebekah Rawhouser) laying out bread slices on the floor to make sandwiches for the family.
The idea of going to Bali Ha’i sounds pretty good to me right now. Alas, I’m a little short of cash and time.
Six months ago, Erik Austin was living on the streets of Los Angeles.
By Jean Lowerison | Theater Review
In fact, Ford and Edison apparently did camp together annually for some years, and in 1921, even invited President Warren G. Harding to join them. It would prove to be the last camping trip for Ford and Edison.