Turbula - Spring 2003


Volume II, Issue I	Spring 2003

This issue, we are pleased to present our first original drama – "Salt Mine Exchange," by Christopher Woods. It's quite dark; reminds us a bit of both Kafka and Beckett.

In this issue:

Original drama:
Salt Mine Exchange
By Christopher Woods

Coal miners' daughters – and fathers, sons and brothers

Reviews

La Jolla Playhouse — "Uncle Vanya"

San Diego REP (San Diego) — "Fire on the Mountain"

Neil Simon Theatre (New York) — "Hairspray"

The Globe Theatres (San Diego) — "Knowing Cairo"

The Globe Theatres (San Diego) — "Loves & Hours"

San Diego REP (San Diego) — "Cookin' at the Cookery: The Music and Times of Alberta Hunter"

Sledgehammer Theatre (San Diego) — "Berzerkergäng"

Diversionary Theatre (San Diego) — "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde"

National touring production — "Full Monty"

National touring production — "The Producers"

(Christopher also contributed two poems this issue – be sure to check them out in our Poetry section.)

Anyone interested in purchasing the rights to stage "Salt Mine Exchange" can contact us and we'll put you in touch with Christopher.

Last year was one of the best for theater in San Diego. We had all kinds of world and stateside premieres. Both the Globe and La Jolla Playhouse have more world premieres on tap for this year – keep checking back on this page, as we'll add reviews as new productions open.

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