Rancho Capulet
We Players puts the audience to work with a site-specific Old West Romeo and Juliet.
Read my review in the Marin Independent Journal. Read more
A Knight at the Baths
We Players stage a bittersweet fairytale romance at the ruins of the Sutro Baths.
Location, Location, Location
A site-specific Macbeth in a Civil War-era fort right under the Golden Gate Bridge succeeds more with the spectacle than the sense. My review (or a greatly edited-down version thereof) is in today’s Marin Independent Journal.
The River Rolls Deep
There’s almost no point to reviewing The River. It’s not that kind of play. A world premiere play by Richard Montoya of Culture Clash, The River is a tribute to Luis Saguar, the late cofounder of Intersection for the Arts’ resident theater company Campo Santo, written for and performed by that company. As such, it’s an intensely personal project and ultimately feels very much like an in-joke. Maybe you had to have been there, you had to have known him, to understand what the heck is going on here.
