By Ande Jacobson
Life can be a very windy road, and in Dragon’s current production of Steven Dietz’s play, Becky’s New Car, we travel some of that road with our protagonist Becky Foster (Mary Lou Torre). In her opening monologue Becky tells us that when a woman “says she wants a new car, she wants a new life,” and she takes some very interesting turns. Continue reading
By Ande Jacobson
Edna the Dragon roars again as Dragon Theatre Productions opens its 2013 season in its new home in Redwood City with Gina Gionfriddo’s After Ashley. The show is a dark satire that takes biting stabs at reality and true crime television as the story unfolds. Be aware, this production contains strong language, adult situations, and sexual content not appropriate for young children. Continue reading
By Ande Jacobson
Dragon Productions Theatre Company’s current play, Richard Dresser’s Wonderful World, tests family bonds, or at least stretches them a little in this dark comedy revolving around the strained relationship between two brothers. The story shows what can happen when the social contract is violated, and truth is used as a weapon. Continue reading
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