Playwright Lynne Kaufman reflects on collaborations, complex partnerships in ‘Two Minds’
Lynne Kaufman was extremely interested in the complex friendship between Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky — she ultimately wrote a play about it.
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Author Archives: Nikki Munoz
‘The Mushroom Cure’ stuns as honest, captivating narrative at Berkeley’s The Marsh
“The Mushroom Cure,” written and performed by Strauss himself, depicts his pursuit of a cure for his obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD.
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42nd Street Moon presents charming, fun look into 1920s with ‘Saturday Night’
“Saturday Night” revolves around a group of bachelor friends who struggle to entertain themselves on weekend nights in their Brooklyn neighborhood.
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Writer-star, artistic director speak candidly on ‘The Mushroom Cure,’ mental health
“The Mushroom Cure,” a one-man show performed by Adam Strauss, details his time experimenting with shrooms in the hopes of allaying his OCD.
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UC Berkeley student musicians chime in on playing Campanile carillon
It is only fitting that the sounds behind the Campanile are the product of UC Berkeley students’ versatility and ambitions.
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UC Berkeley theater department offers charming, captivating look into human connections in ‘All in the Timing’
“All in the Timing” consisted of four one-act plays by comedic playwright David Ives, all of which were expertly directed by students in the department.
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Aurora Theatre brings strong elements to weak plot of ‘A Number’
While the strength of the cast and crew is immensely apparent, it’s not enough to make the overall production successfully captivating.
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UC Berkeley theater department hands directing reins to students for ‘All in the Timing’
TDPS’ upcoming studio production is different in its creative process, as every single person involved is a student, including the top position of director.
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‘Reel to Reel’ offers intimate, stunning look into marriage
The majority of the play revolves around mere conversation or recollections of memories, yet the play remains compelling regardless.
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‘What They Said About Love’ falls short in potential with lackluster narrative
The show is undeniably ambitious. However, it falls short in reaching the same level of captivation that an ensemble performance would likely guarantee.
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