7/24/08 AM Clips - California, Pacific Northwest
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Los Angeles Times The Envelope
'Mamma Mia!' — Could Meryl Streep make Golden Globe history?
Estelle Getty was a true 'Golden Girl'
Orange County Register Theater by Paul Hodgins Blog
Rapp’s “Nocturne” to open at Rude Guerrilla
L.A. City Beat
Passing L.A. By
Don Shirley throws a Parade for the Negro Problem
Currently Playing: July 24, 2008
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San Francisco Examiner
Free theater in the gardens
The San Francisco Theater Festival is a smorgasbord of live performance unlike any other. In the span of just one day, more than 100 acts are set to deliver a truly comprehensive sampling of what the Bay Area’s theater community has to offer.
Chad Jones' Theater Dogs Blog
Free theater at SF Theater Festival
San Jose Mercury News
TheatreWorks' 'Doubt' inspires after-curtain conversations
By crossing the fine line between belief and certainty, a nun triggers the primary conflict in "Doubt," the thought-provoking Pulitzer Prize-winner produced by TheatreWorks at Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto
A strong start for Shakespeare Santa Cruz
San Francisco Weekly
More Is Less
There's a perverse universal principle that states that the harder one tries, the more likely one is to fail. It's only when one stops putting in...
Review: Tartuffe
The 17th-century comedy Tartuffe—probably the best-known of Molière's plays—was a controversial sensation in its day, and it...
Review: The Lorca Summer Festival: Blood Wedding
Plays by Spanish playwright Federico García Lorca can be tricky to produce. They juxtapose stylized prose with poetic verse, and are wide...
San Francisco Guardian
Between two worlds and then some
Ishi: The Last of the Yahi traces history real and imagined
2008 Bay Area Playwrights Festival
Celebration of the scripts
Sacramento Bee
Theater Review: A razor-sharp 'Sweeney Todd'
Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" is unlike anything you've seen at the Music Circus. But then, "Sweeney Todd" is unlike any other creation in American musical theater....
Seattle Weekly
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Open Circle Theater opened its version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland this past weekend in Volunteer Park, and if you thought Alice was...
PICK: Leni
Imagine a play so well conceived, staged, and performed, you'd ask to see it again as soon as the curtain call ends. Now consider a historical...
Nocturne
C.T. Doescher flails against a powerful undertow in Adam Rapp's Nocturne. No sooner do the lights come up than the narrator of this monologue...
The Stranger
The Arc of Life, the Kiss of Death
A Midwest-Gothic Legend and a Beautiful Mess by Implied Violence
Theater News
Rich White People
An Actor Prevails
Craig Doescher vs. an Excessive Script by Adam Rapp
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