By Charlene Baldridge | Theater Review Chock-a-block with tunes, Jeanine Tesori’s 1997 off-Broadway musical, “Violet,” opened San Diego Repertory Theatre’s 40th...

By Charlene Baldridge | Theater Review Chock-a-block with tunes, Jeanine Tesori’s 1997 off-Broadway musical, “Violet,” opened San Diego Repertory Theatre’s 40th...

By Charlene Baldridge In case anyone missed it, Broadway director Scott Ellis helmed the Old Globe’s current offering, William Shakespeare’s...

By Charlene Baldridge There’s enough production expenditure before our eyes to feed a frugal family of four for 50 years....

By Charlene Baldridge Choreographer Michael Mizerany has a new mission in life One never knows what dance genius, choreographer Michael...

By Charlene Baldridge The Vietnam conflict was so unpopular with the American public that returning survivors were spat upon. Eddie...

By Charlene Baldridge How many goddesses stretch from ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt to Adam’s first wife, Lilith, to Hilary...

By Charlene Baldridge Rebecca Taichman’s Old Globe production of “Twelfth Night” has got music, color, romance and sex appeal. And...

by Charlene Baldridge Word gets around: “Come From Away,” the new musical at La Jolla Playhouse, was extended twice before...

By Charlene Baldridge In 1880, Henry James came forth with a novel, at first in serial form, titled “Washington Square.”...