It was a tough and terrible year — in oh, so many ways. Theaters and…
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You are hereby invited to spend “A Weekend with Pablo Picasso.” Okay, maybe not a…
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Calling all budding young writers! If you’re 18 or under, why not try your hand…
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As a theater critic who typically sees 200 live theater performances in San Diego every…
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One piano. Four hands. Two performers. Thirteen characters. Fourteen songs. 100 minutes. I’ll do the…
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In what has become Jules Verne’s most popular and enduring creation, his 1873 “Around the…
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A woman alone in New York can be a treacherous enterprise. Especially in 1905, when…
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When we last saw Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy, in Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,”…
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For Elle Woods, pink is the new black. Wait — scratch that. She can’t imagine…
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There’s a funny thing about “Avenue Q.” (Well, actually, there are lots of funny things…
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If Lin can do it, anyone can, right? Muck with history, that is. In “Hamilton,”…
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Some people know exactly what they want, and they won’t let anything or anybody get…
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When men go off to war (waging battles men have initiated), it’s the women who…
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It’s a fabulous story: a brilliant woman, an exceptional scientist, intensely loved by three men…
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