Moliere meets Austin Powers meets Benny Hill in “Scapin” at North County Repertory Theater Jean-Baptiste Poquelin turned away from a career as a lawyer in 17th century France for which history would likely not recall him as it does with his stage name Mol... See more
Cygnet Theater’s Arcadians Keep On Slippin’ Slippin’ Into the Future It’s a tortoise paperweight fed by the characters two centuries apart and not the Steve Miller Band’s eagle that slips between 1809 and the present in an English country house owned by g... See more
The Laws of Nature, Humanity and Live Theater Collide at the Old Globe’s “Measure for Measure” In the state of Montana obscenity law, Title 45 “Crimes”, Chapter 8 “Offenses against public order”, Part 2 “Offensive, Indecent and Inhuman Conduct” stipulates... See more
Lamb’s Players Theater tickles with “The Play That Goes Wrong” Sometimes Murphy’s Law “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong” can be tragic or, in the case of “The Play That Goes Wrong” at Lambs Player’s Theater, a reason to laugh out-loud for an enti... See more
The Old Globe commissions Fiasco Theater to stage a charming new version of Melville’s short story “Bartleby The Scrivener”
Spoken 8 times in the same format and 8 more in variations, Bartleby, played with a persistent stone face by Michael Crane, uses a ... See more
