by Cassiopeia Guthrie, August 5, 2023 Wickedly funny and playful, Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen have delivered a unique brain child in...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, May 23 "You want to talk about making choices? ... You're wrong if you think everyone has them." Choice and lack...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, May 23 The 11th Annual San Diego International Fringe Festival has arrived at Balboa Parks’ Marie Hitchcock Puppet...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, May 15 Moxie Theatre knows a good thing when they see it and dives in courageously; such is this case with their...

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

Descending from superficial civility to the basest satire, Backyard Renaissance’s God of Carnage opens the floodgates on disheveled,...

By Cassiopeia Guthrie, Feb. 12 San Diego Musical Theatre is launching 2023 with their version of the 1934 musical Anything Goes, running...