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Theater is back! Sort of

Last week, “A (fabulous) Weekend with Pablo Picasso” was presented online through San Diego Repertory Theatre featuring author and playwright-in-residence, Herbert Siguenza in his one-man show as the artist.

It is thrilling to know San Diego Repertory is holding the course with another exciting show next month. It’s Judy! Judy! Judy!

Coming Sunday, Oct. 11, – for one day only – it’s “Get Happy: Angela Ingersoll Sings Judy Garland.” Showtime is at 4 p.m. on http://SDRep.org.

Tickets are available at San Diego Repertory Theatre for $35 each. See great performances in the comfort of your easy chair.

Finally, San Diego Repertory Theatre is giving the public what we want. Entertainment!

“A Weekend with Pablo Picasso” continues online through Oct. 14, and is rated a solid 10 out of 10.

“Angela Ingersoll Sings Judy Garland” was called a phenomenal performance by the Chicago Sun-Times and after previewing her show online, I agree it should not be missed.

Kudos to Sam Waterhouse for bringing entertainment back to San Diego Repertory. Visit http://SDRep.org for tickets.

But wait, there is more.

Coming soon from Roustabouts Theatre is Phil Johnson in his newest one-man show “Roosevelt: Charge the Bear.” I’ll keep you informed, but tune in to their website at http://www.theroustabouts.org. Johnson is one of my favorite local actors.

“No Way Back” starring Jessica John in a tale of escaping Iran in 1981. Guaranteed to keep you at the edge of your seat until the end. She is a remarkable storyteller, and we won’t want to miss her performance either.

The Lambs Players on Coronado Island will also be adding online performances. Follow them at http://www.lambsplayer.org. They do exciting theater.

Cygnet Theatre is still dark, although I wish they’d do “La Cage” online. La Jolla Playhouse is still dark but looking toward the future. Old Globe is doing a few online chats that are worth looking at. New Village Arts in Carlsbad is about to go viral too. I have not heard back from Diversionary Theatre.

North Coast Repertory is having a fundraiser Sunday, Oct. 4, at 5-6 p.m. For more information, visit http://Northcoastrep.org. Reservations not required. They have a star-studded line up you won’t want to miss. Check out their website and add it to your favorites.

Elizabeth Youngman-Westphal can be reached by email at [email protected].

 

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