Press & Reviews

The world-premiere play is by Noelle Viñas and directed by Delicia Turner Sonnenberg. La Jolla Playhouse announces the cast and creative team for its world-premiere

We’re excited to introduce you to the always interesting and insightful Carla Navarro. We hope you’ll enjoy our conversation with Carla below. Carla, thank you

Carla Navarro prefers to tuck herself between the folds and layers of personal relationships when she’s writing the characters in her plays. “I am fascinated

Theatre is one of the oldest and strongest storytelling mediums because of its ephemeral immediacy. Plays are meant to be told by real people to

A STORM IS BREWING IN THIS FAMILY Perhaps the two most chilling words that can be uttered in a family are “Alzheimer’s” and “dementia.” Physical

A Play that Goes Deep into Latin American Matriarchy and the Meaning of Family Ximena (Catalina Maynard) is a middle-aged woman living in Miami. Her

What’s a mere hurricane compared to the storms in the mind that make reality murkier and connections to loved ones more tenuous?            In the late

A Bold Move in Programming by Onstage Playhouse  More and more often there a people stating that they do not watch the news or have

Durang is difficult. Especially when he’s in his unhinged, absurdist mode, and his black humor is focused on deadly serious subjects. The playwright Christopher Durang has been

Remember the Paul Simon song “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover”? Well, the 1999 play, “The Drowning Girls,” offers one (nearly) foolproof way to off