by Cassiopeia Guthrie, April 19, 2024 Prom nights are popping up around town in the coming weeks for local high schools, but it is San...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, September 17, 2023 Contraceptives, literate children, funding for the arts, radical mercy, and weed. The demands...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, July 8, 2023 If there’s one thing that can be said about CCAE Theatricals, it is that they aren’t afraid to make...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, June 27, 2023 Anna Deveare Smith’s new biographical play Love All has arrived at the La Jolla Playhouse, telling...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, June 26, 2023 “When the boys are grown, I want to tell them what I did, not what I didn’t do,” the lead declares...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, Feb. 12 A play with three Olivier and four Tony wins is bound to catch a lot of attention when making its first...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, January 7, 2023 I have a very strong association with the details at my Ama’s house: the calendar from the local...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, November 19, 2022 Not always knowing the rules of engagement, not being sure whether or not you’re still playing…...

Dystopia, drama, and something sinister underlie Lucy Kirkwood’s play The Children, directed by Kim Strassburger and running through...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, November 6, 2022 Bilingual performances in Spanish and English are a focal point of Amaranta Leyva’s play MÍA: All...