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Margaret Lohmeyer

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“Saturday Night” Romances with Charm, at 42nd Street Moon, S.F.

“Saturday Night” Romances with Charm, at 42nd Street Moon, S.F.

April 3, 2018 Margaret Lohmeyer

Millennial Notes Stephen Sondheim’s Love Story Makes Us Swoon by Maggie Lohmeyer It happens to us all. What are we going to do this weekend? Who’s free? What movie do we go to? Who’s picking up the tab? In the 1955 musical “Saturday Night,” Stephen Sondheim tackles the awkwardness of dating in Brooklyn in…

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“Mystery of Edwin Drood” Kills with Laughter, at Marin Onstage, San Rafael

“Mystery of Edwin Drood” Kills with Laughter, at Marin Onstage, San Rafael

March 14, 2018 Margaret Lohmeyer

Millennial Notes Rupert Holmes’ Murder Mystery Keeps Us Guessing by Maggie Lohmeyer I can see why “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” won Tony Awards at its debut in 1985. Writer and composer Rupert Holmes consistently interlaces witty humor with just the right amount of sass. “Edwin Drood” uses our imagination to play mind games…

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Maggie Lohmeyer

Maggie Lohmeyer

January 20, 2018 Margaret Lohmeyer

Maggie Lohmeyer is a Missouri native who was transplanted to the Bay in 2016. She currently manages the Waller Center in the Haight as a retreat and community center. Maggie loves cats, a lot. In her spare time she enjoys yoga and running on California’s amazing trails. She grew up visiting the Fabulous Fox…

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Current Shows

  • “What Is To Be Done?” Fights Depression & Fascism, Brilliantly—at The Marsh
  • “Romeo & Juliet” Illuminates Personal & Political Connections—at The Public
  • “A Few Good Men” Engages in Hard Struggle for Truth—at Royal Underground
  • “Tiny Beautiful Things” Reveals Healing Power of Listening Deeply—at Town Hall
  • “Flight Risk” Offers a Master Class in Empathy—at The Marsh
  • “Girl, Interrupted” Exposes Machinery of Madness—at The Public
  • “The Lunchbox” A Musical Triumph Over Loneliness—at Berkeley Rep
  • “The House of Bernarda Alba” Exposes the Tragedy of Absolute Power—at OTP
  • “Dracula, A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really” Bends Genders for Juicier Stakes—at SF Playhouse
  • “Hamnet” Looks at Shakespeare through Women’s Eyes—at ACT
  • “Pass the Nails & Shame the Devil” Lifts Up Black Women Changemakers—at The Marsh
  • “Drapetomania” ‘Disease’ of Freedom Calls Us to Action—at The Marsh, Berkeley
  • “La Cage aux Folles” Liberates True Love in Classic Drag—at The Rhino
  • “Shakespeare Over My Shoulder” The Bard on Tap—at African-American Shakes
  • “Pictures from Home” Exposes Myth of the ‘Good Life’—at Marin

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