Theater Review
“Young Frankenstein”
For my money, there’s no better comedy than anything by that crazy Mel Brooks, who gave us (among other things)...
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Tragedy waiting in the wings
This “Much Ado” has a great deal to recommend it, and I do.
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Sing for me
‘The Phantom of the Opera,’ bigger, bolder and just as beautiful By Jess Winans Eva Tavares shattered the glass chandelier...
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When in Rome…
Jean Lowerison is a long-standing member of the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle and can be reached at infodame@cox.net.
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Les Misérables
Broadway nonpareil takes over Downtown
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Living on a latte and a prayer
Imagine what it’s like for husband Dan Goodman (Anthony Donovan) to come downstairs and find his wife Diana (Rebekah Rawhouser)...
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A trip to the Pacific
The idea of going to Bali Ha’i sounds pretty good to me right now. Alas, I’m a little short of...
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Miracles come in all colors
Six months ago, Erik Austin was living on the streets of Los Angeles.
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Emotions through music
By Jean Lowerison | Theater Review “American Mariachi,” a story as engaging as the music Tears, laughter and mariachi music fill...
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A campout to remember
In fact, Ford and Edison apparently did camp together annually for some years, and in 1921, even invited President Warren...
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