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Hershey Felder Plays the ‘Jewish Mark Twain’ in a World Premiere Hosted by San Diego Rep

by Pat Launer February 9, 2021

Hershey Felder, as always, is an engaging performer and excellent company. He even looks a lot like Sholem Aleichem.

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Coronado Playhouse Zooms in on the Perils of Living on a Suburban ‘cul-de-sac’

by Pat Launer February 2, 2021
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Two Intimate ‘Christmas Carol’ Productions Offer Reflection Amid Pandemic’s Loneliness

by Editor December 17, 2020
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About War and Against War: North Coast Rep’s ‘An Iliad’ Riffs on Homer

by Editor December 12, 2020
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Tony Winner, UCSD Alum Jefferson Mays Brings ‘Christmas Carol’ to Life on Film

by Editor November 30, 2020
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Live from Europe—Hershey Felder’s Personal Tribute to Composer Claude Debussy

by Editor November 23, 2020
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North Coast Rep Revives a Pleasant Romantic Fantasy in ‘Same Time, Next Year’

by Editor October 24, 2020
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Fictional History Shines a Light on America’s Current Troubles in San Diego Rep’s ‘JQA’

by Editor October 20, 2020
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Blindspot Collective Makes ‘Good Trouble’ with Pop-Up World Premiere

by Editor October 15, 2020
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Roustabouts’ Premiere ‘Roosevelt’ Is Historical Peek at Presidential Leadership

by Editor October 13, 2020
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Pablo Picasso Returns for a Weekend in Film Version of San Diego Rep’s Popular Play

by Editor September 25, 2020
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Moxie’s Streamed Version of ‘The Niceties’ Is Provocative Theater for the BLM Era

by Editor September 19, 2020
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A Civil War Drama Relevant to Today’s Issues in North Coast Rep’s ‘Necessary Sacrifices’

by Editor September 12, 2020
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Picasso Comes to Life in a Pandemic-Fueled Stage-to-Screen Adaptation

by Editor August 24, 2020

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