Matthew Lickona
Managing Editor and Theater Critic at San Diego Reader
Freelance Film Critic at National Review
Managing Editor and theater/film critic, San Diego Reader.
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2 weeks ago |
sandiegoreader.com | Matthew Lickona
You asked, we answered Detail from Crossword Puzzle and Lady in Black Coat by Paulina Olowska When the Reader ceased its print edition, I expected disappointment. Heck, I was disappointed myself. What I did not expect was the particular brand of disappointment related to the loss of our crossword puzzle. But in retrospect; I understand. It's sort of the way I feel about the funny papers. So it brings me great pleasure to announce that Matt J.
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2 weeks ago |
sandiegoreader.com | Matthew Lickona
Well, looky here: a play set in the west about Western movies I was fortunate enough to attend the San Diego Theater Critics Circle’s Craig Noel Awards as a guest earlier this year, so I can attest that they do not give an award for Best Performance by a Body Part.
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1 month ago |
sandiegoreader.com | Matthew Lickona
Proof that San Diego is a great theater town Curtains asks the question, "Is there anything deadlier than a critic's pen?" San Diego really is a great theater town. If it weren’t, a community theater like Coronado Playhouse would be a little bit nuts to put on a show like Kander and Ebb's Curtains, the title of which is just the first of a thousand theater references and/or in-jokes.
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1 month ago |
sandiegoreader.com | Matthew Lickona
La Jolla Playhouse premieres 3 Summers of Lincoln Full disclosure: your humble correspondent has never seen Hamilton. So I can’t make any sort of informed judgment about whether or not La Jolla Playhouse has succeeded in Hamiltoning Lincoln with its new musical.
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1 month ago |
sandiegoreader.com | Matthew Lickona
A clever and engaging way to get the audience to reconsider our founding document Playwright Heidi Schreck’s interrogation of our nation’s founding document is just about as clever and engaging a way as I can imagine to get theater audiences to reconsider its worth — or even just consider it at all.
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Reviewed this week: APPROPRIATE at the Old Globe. Not mentioned, alas: Maggie Lacey's anchoring performance as the immovable object against which all these unstoppable forces crash. https://t.co/I8ZjIDotMu
Print media, ladies and gentlemen...for the record, that's a dawn shot in the header, not a sunset. Because hope is a virtue. https://t.co/zzRdHwFbrN
THE SUBSTANCE: Demi Moore sees Sunset Boulevard and says, "Hold my beer. And also my psychedelics."