Bay Area theatre talk with a Drama Guy
The relationship between Eddie and May is a disaster. Toxicity and tequila oozes through them like a vicious, running stream, and when they kiss, their lips don’t just meet. Their … Continue reading Review: San Jose Stage’s strong ‘Fool for Love’ is grimy and guttural
The opening, iconic image is haunting. Willy Loman stands at attention, facing his front door, the weight of whatever is in those suitcases pulling him down towards the earth. He … Continue reading Review: San Jose Stage puts forward a strong ‘Death of a Salesman’
There are certain actors who, if their careers last long enough, find themselves in the throes of a specific pantheon of roles when reaching a certain age. Characters like Hamlet … Continue reading San Jose Stage’s King gears up for iconic role in ‘Death of a Salesman’
It is not hard to figure out what is so appealing about Frank Capra’s 1946 holiday classic “It’s a Wonderful Life.” It was a film I saw sparingly over my … Continue reading Review: Warmth of original film captured in SJ Stage’s production of ‘Wonderful Life’
