
Pam Kragen
Arts & Entertainment Editor at The San Diego Union-Tribune
Arts & Entertainment editor at the San Diego Union-Tribune @sdut
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sacbee.com | Pam Kragen
Last year, San Diego's homegrown An's Gelato was named the No. 1 ice cream in America in USA Today's 10Best competition, following a second place finish in 2023. For many business owners, that kind of attention would trigger a move into franchising or a rush to open multiple locations to capitalize on the exposure. Instead, the four men behind An's hunkered down to focus instead on improving the products and service at their three local shops.
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sandiegouniontribune.com | Pam Kragen
If you’re fan or hot wings, or even if you just watch the TV show “Hot Ones,” you know that the spice in the sauce takes a little time before its full scorching power hits the tongue. That’s the same for Katori Hall’s Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy-drama “Hot Wing King,” which opened Saturday in its San Diego premiere at Cygnet Theatre. The six-character play, which runs two hours 45-minutes with intermission, doesn’t really bring the heat until late in Act One.
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sandiegouniontribune.com | Pam Kragen
In her program notes for Scripps Ranch Theatre’s “Mary’s Wedding,” director Kate Rose Reynolds writes that she has had a love affair with the play for 10 years. Now it’s San Diegans’ turn to fall for the dreamy, bittersweet World War I romance drama. The spare 90-minute play is told on a simple barnyard-like stage, allowing the playwright’s words, actors and the audience’s imagination to fill in the rest.
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sandiegouniontribune.com | Pam Kragen
Early in the second act of the Old Globe’s hilarious world premiere musical “Regency Girls,” a London midwife sings ruefully about her shock that women still don’t have reproductive rights — in 1810. “It’s like the 1750s all over again,” she croons in the highly anachronistic Regency Era romp that opened Thursday night in Balboa Park.
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sandiegouniontribune.com | Pam Kragen
In the 1950 film “Sunset Boulevard,” an aging silent film star hatches a plan for a comeback on the silver screen. If you’ve seen the black-and-white film and Gloria Swanson’s hyper-dramatic performance as Norma Desmond, you’ll feel a sense of déjà vu watching Anna Sandor’s “Knock Loudly,” a play that opened last weekend in its world premiere at OnStage Playhouse in Chula Vista.
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