Theater

By Jean Lowerison Emily Dickinson and I have something in common. Alas, it is not a flair for poetry, but...

By Kendra Sitton Broadway San Diego’s 45th anniversary in November coincides with the theater reopening to national acts for locals...

By Kendra Sitton With COVID-19 restrictions eased, theaters are returning to full (and often fully-vaccinated) audiences. Some theaters tentatively began...

By Jean Lowerison “La Cage Aux Folles” has a venerable history. Based on the 1973 French play by Jean Poiret,...

By DAVID DIXON | College Times Courier Since its inception in 2017, The Roustabouts Theatre Co. almost instantaneously became an...

By JEAN LOWERISON | Uptown News Being a demigod used to be a great gig. You could sit up there...

By  JEAN LOWERISON | Uptown News Some people have trouble making connections. Others can’t seem to give them up. Joe...

By JEAN LOWERISON | Uptown News I’ve been to a few family holiday gatherings that were less than purely joyous...

By JEAN LOWERISON | Uptown News What’s a kid to do when what he really wants for Christmas is an...

By DAVID DIXON | Uptown News All Christmas shows need not necessarily conform to the traditional “family friendly” format, and...