“THE NICETIES” from Moxie Theatre
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Posted at TimesofSanDiego.com on 9/19/20 RUN DATES: 9/17/20 - 1/04/20 VENUE: Moxie Theatre A provocative play, filmed and streamed Read the full review here. Read More →
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Pat Launer
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“MARGIN OF ERROR” from The Roustabouts Theatre Co.
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Posted at TimesofSanDiego.com on 8/5/20 RUN DATES: 8/3/20 - 8/23/20 VENUE: Online from The Roustabouts Theatre Co. To launch their (virtual) fourth season, The Roustabouts are streaming a videotaped version of their inaugural production, the world premiere, “Margin of Error,” which debuted at the Lyceum Theatre in 2017. Written by Roustabouts co-founder Will Cooper, and starring another co-founder, Ruff Yeager (the third member of the founding triumvirate is write/actor/director Phil Johnson), the play concerns genius, ethics and morality. My original Read More →
“NECESSARY SACRIFICES” from North Coast Repertory Theatre
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Posted at TimesofSanDiego.com on 9/12/20 RUN DATES: 9/10/20 - 10/11/20 VENUE: online from North Coast Repertory Theatre Racial equity: the discussion hasn't changed in 150 years Read the full review here. Read More →
FEATURE: “ISLAND OF B.A.D. KIDS” IS INNOVATIVE YOUTH THEATRE AMID A PANDEMIC
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Posted at TimesofSanDiego.com on 8/29/20 RUN DATES: 9/30/20, ongoing VENUE: Theatre Arts School of San Diego Imaginative mini-series film Read the full review here. Read More →
FEATURE: SAN DIEGO REP’S STAGE-TO-SCREEN ADAPTATION OF “A WEEKEND WITH PABLO PICASSO”
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Posted at TimesofSanDiego.com on 8/24/20 RUN DATES: 9/17/20 - 10/14/20 Pablo Picasso in person... almost Read the full review here. Read More →
FEATURE: San Diego Pays Tribute to LGBT Heroes with “DEAR HARVEY” Documentary
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Posted at TimesofSanDiego.com on 6/23/20 RUN DATES: 6/26/20 - 7/12/20 VENUE: Breakthrough Workshop Theatre Ira and Patty and Thomas and Dan. It takes a village to pay tribute to Harvey Milk. Milk, a prominent and dynamic civil rights activist, was the first openly gay elected official in the history of California. He championed the rights of all people: gay, women, the elderly, minorities and union members. But in 1978, after serving only 11 months on the San Francisco Board Read More →
“San Diego is a hotbed of theater. Every year, I see 200-250 productions. This is fertile ground for new work. In addition to the prodigious local talent, theatermakers from around the country come here to premiere their latest creations. San Diego sends more shows to Broadway than nearly any other city in the U.S.”
-Pat Launer