Bay Area theatre talk with a Drama Guy
If you were to watch Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize winning play “The Skin of Our Teeth” and not fully grasp what is happening, no worries, you aren’t alone. As a … Continue reading Elusive Wilder play ‘The Skin of Our Teeth’ presents a challenge for Evans in Hayward
You wanna talk about being fired up? Talk to David Moschler for a few minutes about his latest project, and you’ll definitely understand what it means to be fired up. … Continue reading Douglas Morrisson Theatre’s ‘Candide’ a hearty challenge
Walking my daughters down the aisle is something I consider on occasion. Sure, they’re only nine, seven and now about 17 months, but I know they won’t stay this way … Continue reading Review: A pretty ‘Eurydice’ at Hayward’s DMT
James Monroe Iglehart is a Bay Area guy, through and through. Of course, he has made his living on Broadway, one of only five cast members who stayed on for … Continue reading Hayward’s Iglehart returns to his home stage in TheatreWorks’ ‘Big River’
During World War II, Franklin Delano Roosevelt built his legacy on some of the greatest addresses to the American public in history. Whether it was his legendary fireside chats, his … Continue reading DMT’s ‘All My Sons’ finds hope within tragedy
