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“That’s great if they do,” I said. “But we should probably come back here soon, so you can get the one you wanted, the one with the stars. And that way, we have a reason to come back here soon.” I tried to wipe the small raindrops from my glasses and then laughed at the futility. “How ’bout we skip the restaurant tonight and make our way back to the room for hummus, wine, and...you know.” David flashed his dimples. “Yeah. We really should come here more often,” he said as he quickly packed up his camera.
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THEATER
SAN DIEGO REPERTORY THEATRE, 79 HORTON PLAZA, DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO. 619-544-1000. 7PM WEDNES- DAYS, THROUGH MAY 15.
The Rocky Horror Show Hey, don’t dream it. Go be it at Cygnet Theatre. Frank N Furter, the “sweet transvestite from Transsexual Tran- sylvania,” invites you to one of his affairs — and “maybe a bite” — on a dark and stormy night. Cygnet’s giv- ing the cult movie a live, infectious, and mad-dash production. Director Sean Murray stars as Frank, with a commanding presence and fluid gender flexibility. But this is truly an ensemble show. There are no weak links, anywhere, and many voices are stronger than the original. The show encourages audience participation. You can even puchase a kit. But the theater cautions buyers: “Please see a doctor if your props last longer than
four hours.” Critic’s Pick. CYGNET THEATRE, 4040 TWIGGS ST., OLD TOWN. 619-337-1525. 7:30PM THURSDAYS, 7PM FRIDAYS, 10PM FRIDAYS, 3PM SATURDAYS, 8PM SATUR- DAYS, 2PM SUNDAYS, 7PM SUNDAYS, 7:30PM WEDNESDAYS, THROUGH MAY 7.
Skin Deep Playwright Joe Lonoff mines all the comedy he can out of an awkward blind date. The Scripps Ranch pro- duction boasts some fine actors. Brenda Adelman, as Maureen, is a superb comedienne and gives a highly believable performance. Dan- iel Gurian makes Joe a regular guy who can be hilarious one minute and touching the next. But I don’t
know if there’s enough comedy to sustain a whole evening’s entertain- ment. If laughs are what you want, then this breezy, skin deep piece of theater may suffice. Worth a try.
Review by Larry Steckling SCRIPPS RANCH THEATRE, 9783 AVENUE OF NATIONS, SCRIPPS RANCH. 858-578-7728. 8PM FRIDAYS, 8PM SATURDAYS, 2PM SUNDAYS, THROUGH MAY 1.
Ted Williams: A Tip of the Cap For one evening only, Point Loma Playhouse offers a reading of Matt Thompson’s one-person show that chronicles the rise of “the Splendid Splinter,” San Diego and Hoover High’s hall of famer. Thomp-
son directs. POINT LOMA ACTORS THEATRE, 3035 TALBOT ST., POINT LOMA. 619-225- 0044. 7:30PM SATURDAY.
The BFG (Big Friendly Giant) To celebrate the 100th birthday of beloved author Road Dahl, SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film presents David Wood’s theatri- cal adapatation of his popular book about little Sophie, an orphan, who teams up with a mysterious dream- maker — a big friendly giant — to save the children of England. Mar-
garet Larlham directs. DON POWELL THEATRE AT SDSU, 5500 CAMPANILE DR., SDSU. 7:30PM FRIDAYS, 2PM SATURDAYS, 7:30PM SATURDAYS, 2PM SUNDAYS, THROUGH MAY 1.
The BFG (Big Friendly Giant) SDSU School of Theatre, Televi- sion, and Film presents David Wood’s stage adaptation of the book by Roald Dahl. Little orphan girl, Sophie, teams up with a mysterius dream maker, a Big Friendly Giant, to save the children of England from a horde of child-eating giants. Mar-
garet Larlham directs. DON POWELL THEATRE AT SDSU, 5500 CAMPANILE DR., SDSU. 7:30PM FRIDAY, 2PM SATURDAY, 2PM SUNDAY.
Way Downriver The North Coast Repertory Theatre stages Edward Morgan’s adaptation of William Faulkner’s novella about a flooding Mississippi, a pregnant woman, and maybe the one inmate in all of Parchman Prison who won’t use the opportunity to escape. David
Ellenstein directs. NORTH COAST REPERTORY THEATRE, 987-D LOMAS SANTA FE DR., SOLANA BEACH. 858-481-1055. 8PM THURS- DAYS, 8PM FRIDAYS, 2PM SATURDAYS, 8PM SATURDAYS, 2PM SUNDAYS, 7PM SUNDAYS, 7PM WEDNESDAYS, THROUGH MAY 8.
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