Harrison David Rivers’ Words Inspire Three Superb Performances by Barry David Horwitz If you want to see a touching, true-to-life drama don’t miss “we are continuous.” This memory play speaks to us poetically in an arena style production that produces chills and wonders. MOM, SON, and HUSBAND (his) invite us to hear their innermost…
One Acts Offer Revelations—from “Stamp Me” to “Suicide Bomber” by Barry David Horwitz What a wonderful evening of six one act plays by six young Middle Eastern playwrights who bring us a wild and funny rainbow of comedy and terror. The “ReOrient” 2023 Festival of plays is presenting a bouquet of surprising new plays….
Millennial Notes Fred Pitts Tours Missions, Finds White Confusion by Erin Weitzman At The Marsh in San Francisco, Fred Pitts’ solo show “Aren’t You …?” brings us the voices and opinions of people who spoke to him during his tour of all the California missions. He channels the personalities of fascinating and often clueless…
Vichet Chum Dives into Cambodian Sisters’ Debate on Mother’s Death by Patricia L. Morin “Bald Sisters” engages us in a microscopic view of two estranged sisters’ reactions to their Ma’s death. A looming question fuels their differences: “What will we do about the body?” Ma left no will. Vichet Chum’s play has heavy psychological…