By Charlene Baldridge At the end of the 2013 Mainly Mozart Festival, founding Music Director David Atherton retired from the...

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

By Charlene Baldridge George Bernard Shaw’s 1894 comedy, “Arms and the Man,” was meant – like all his plays –...

By Charlene Baldridge Hey, it’s not nice to rain on anyone’s coming-of-age story, especially not that of a teenage girl...

by Charlene Baldridge | Theater Review Playing at San Diego Repertory Theatre’s Space through May 10, Thomas Gibbons’ “Uncanny Valley”...

By Charlene Baldridge | Theater Review To showcase Mary Zimmerman’s “The White Snake,” playing through April 26 on the Donald and...

By Charlene Baldridge | Theater Review To showcase Mary Zimmerman’s “The White Snake,” playing through April 26 on the Donald and...

By Charlene Baldridge | Theater Review Make no mistake: Cygnet Theatre has yet another musical comedy hit on its hands in Alan...

By Charlene Baldridge Make no mistake: Cygnet Theatre has yet another musical comedy hit on its hands in Alan Jay...

By Charlene Baldridge Stunned and amazed; that seemed to be the tenor of audience comments following the Feb. 21 West...