by Cassiopeia Guthrie, April 26, 2023 A body in a bunker, a shipping barge to Santiago, a Belgian sleuth, and a dizzying array of...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, April 17, 2023 Two of the unusual things about the Cygnet stage are the height and the thrust into the audience....

By Cassiopeia Guthrie, April 16, 2023 People of my generation or those who went hard on 90s canon during the pandemic may remember the...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, April 11, 2023 Long celebrated and revered, the infamous Irish and Celtic dance and music show Riverdance is...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, April 9, 2023 A raucous single act play running through April 23, New Village Arts’ newest opening The Roommate...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, April 8, 2023 Capturing a moment of solidarity seared into sports and political history, The Old Globe’s newest...

By Cassiopeia Guthrie, March 28, 2023 In a fearless, compelling portrayal of one woman’s coming-of-age experience, Kandace Crystal leaves...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, March 26, 2023 In the midst of a deluge of avant garde ideas bubbling up in the San Diego theatre scene, North...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, March 26, 2023 Raucous comedy meets pure sex appeal in the touring production of The Empire Strips Back, currently...

By Cassiopeia Guthrie, March 19, 2023 After a three year pandemic pause, Will Cooper’s premiere gUnTOPIA has arrived via the Roustabouts...