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Paul Slade Smith’s theatrical comedy was inspired by a 100-year-old play by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnar
The big-cast musical hasn’t been produced at Vista’s Moonlight Amphitheatre since 2009
Also this week, San Diego Musical Theatre announces its 2024 season and OnStage announces world premiere of “Mugre”
The first national touring company of the Broadway musical arrives at the San Diego Civic Theatre on Aug. 15
Also this week, La Jolla Playhouse announces casting for its upcoming “Untitled, Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical.”
The Shakespeare play is about a greedy bon vivant who seduces married women in an attempt to steal their fortunes
The company has cut its Detour series of nontraditional works and the number of performances per show in a nod to its post-pandemic decline in attendance
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The 1972 musical is about a traveling theater troupe presenting the story of the Middle Ages king Charlemagne and his son, prince Pippin
The two women who play music legend in the show arriving in San Diego July 25 say they feel a responsibility to raise their game in her absence
The Theatre School @ North Coast Rep will present the pastoral romantic comedy “As You Like It” July 21-Aug. 5 as its next student production that will tour to three different outdoor venues in three different cities.
Also this week, “Ride the Cyclone” at Trinity Theatre Company and “Billie! Backstage with Lady Day” at Oceanside Theatre Company
SD Jewish Arts Fest and Coastal Roots Farm in Encinitas are collaborating on this first-time event
After a lifetime of coping and wondering, dancer-choreographer Jenn Freeman was diagnosed with autism three years ago. This is her story.
Also this week, New Village Arts announces its 2023-24 season
Mark St. Germain’s new solo show starring Kandis Chappell tells a lot about Eleanor Roosevelt in just 85 minutes
The music-filled production, directed by Tony winner Kathleen Marshall, subtly toys with Shakespeare’s love for gender fluidity
To embody the famous first lady in Mark St. Germain’s play, Chappell traveled to the Roosevelt home in New York’s Hyde Park
Also this week, the return of the Old Globe’s ‘Thinking Shakespeare Live’ show, JFest theater season kicks off and OnStage Playhouse plans benefit production
