This Ain’t Your Mama’s Musical By Rebecca Romani It was mid-afternoon, in a galaxy far far way, where a theatre director stood, contemplating a stage… Actually, it wasn’t that far […]

“Ain’t Misbehavin’” Mostly Struts Its Stuff By Rebecca Romani One of the most iconic shows to feature songs by Fats Waller and music from the Harlem Renaissance is back in […]

Mid-week Fringe 2016 By Rebecca Romani By now, if you have been around Horton Plaza or even around the Diversionary Theatre in University Heights, you have probably seen people wandering […]

The Colors Among Us: “Quilts and Color” at the San Diego Art Museum By Rebecca Romani They lie at the foot of the bed, slouch over the sofa, languish in […]

A new must for Summer in San Diego By Rebecca Romani For some reason, Chubby Checker’s “Let’s Twist Again,” keeps running through my head, but with a new…cough, cough…twist if […]

Beauty, Faith and Prophecy: A review of Our Lady of Kibeho By Rebecca Romani Rwanda, in central/east Africa, is the land of 1,000 hills, the land of majestic mountain gorillas. […]

The 23rd San Diego Latino Film Festival Gears Up for a New Season In New Digs By Rebecca Romani It’s that time of year again, when the San Diego Latino […]

It Probably Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time: “Metromaniacs” By Rebecca Romani There is a moment in Sophia Coppola’s anachronistic and wildly historically inaccurate film, “Marie Antoinette,” when […]

A Historic Christmas Tale, a Modern Classic By Rebecca Romani The year is 1864 and the Civil War is raging within sight of Washington, DC. It has been almost a […]

Date Night: This is SO Not The Mall By Rebecca Romani There is something about a Mall that just begs to be re-imagined. Temple to consumerism, the economic Pied Piper […]

A Fistful of Watsons And a Whole Lot of Words: A Review of The Watson Effect Article by Rebecca Romani For Eliza Merrick, inventor extraordinaire, lover of all things AI […]

INDECENT Article by Alejandra Enciso Guzmán  I consider that nowadays it is harder to get certain messages across. You know with social media, technology and ‘everything’ at the touch of […]

Sometimes A Soul Just Needs To Breathe: A Review of Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company’s “Cell” Article by Rebecca Romani Every society has its invisible people, its ghosts just struggling to […]