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Mary Zimmerman created this unique theater piece more than 30 years ago. A revival production from the Goodman Theatre is playing in San Diego through February.
Playwright Aaron Coleman discusses the experience of Black storytellers — past and present — in his play, “Uncle Remus, His Life and Times, as Told to Aaron Coleman,” featured in The Old Globe’s 2023 Power New Voices Festival.
Adapter and director Mary Zimmerman has revived the 90-minute theater piece that made its professional premiere in 1993
The star of ‘Wicked’ and voice of Elsa in ‘Frozen’ will play a woman who leaves her life on the East Coast and finds healing in California’s redwood forest in the Tina Landau-Kate Diaz musical
Frozen Jr to be presented Jan. 13-19 at R. Roger Rowe School in Rancho Santa Fe
Yvette Freeman Hartley directs this 1980s blues music revue, which takes place at a rundown hotel in Chicago in the late 1930s and early 1940s
The musical is based on S.E. Hinton’s beloved 1967 coming-of-age novel about two rival teen boy gangs fighting over turf in 1960s Oklahoma
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The nonprofit organization will give out its awards for professional theater actors, artisans and companies on Feb. 27
Local leaders are moving forward with some caution, but 2023 is still looking like a great year
Broadway’s go-to guy for musical biographies like ‘Jersey Boys,’ ‘Summer,’ and ‘The Who’s Tommy’ earned sixth Tony nomination for Temptations story
The annual festival of new plays features Globe commissions as well as six 10-minute plays by San Diego playwrights
Shutdown of San Diego Repertory Theatre cast a spotlight on some of the challenges theaters faced this year
Launer said she’s seen many changes in San Diego’s theater community over the past four decades
There are musicals, plays and even a darker twist on a Christmas classic on San Diego County stages this month
Also this week, Loud Fridge Theatre Group unveils its 2023 season
The Mel Marvin-Timothy Mason musical has been a perennial hit with San Diego audiences since its debut in 1998
First presented at the Solana Beach theater in 2011, the Canadian comedy is about two men at two pianos recounting their lifelong love-hate relationship with the instrument
Production is a one-act Christmas opera in English
