Aaron Sorkin’s Courtroom Drama Shows Debate Defeating Deceit by Robert M. Gardner If you are looking for a play that exposes the trickery of our world today, “A Few Good Men” is a must see! Then it becomes crystal clear: Our rude Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth bears close resemblance to to the arrogant,…
Fox & Henriques’ Camp Counselors Grapple with Comic Catastrophe by Robert M. Gardner Down in La Val’s Subterranean, Theatre Lunatico brings us an exciting, dark comedy ripe for our times. At Camp Indigo Woods, we meet five young summer camp counselors who are stand-ins for absent ‘grown-ups.’ The charming and clever teens quickly draw…
Amy Oppenheimer’s Amazing Journey Reveals Women’s Rocky Path by Robert M. Gardner Amy Oppenheimer’s candid performance at the Marsh in Berkeley powerfully recounts her transformation from a wild hippie to a committed lesbian, lawyer, and judge. Her calm honesty strikes us as she recounts her decades of dawning awareness. Her show is lovingly…
Josh Kornbluth Takes No Prisoners, Connecting Private & Public by Robert M. Gardner On Friday, August 15, at The Marsh in Berkeley, we were thrilled to attend a work-in-progress improvisation of Josh Kornbluth’s “What Is To Be Done? Fighting Fascism and Depression.” An eager full house testified that Josh’s latest show already has the…