Review: “T-Bone n Weasel” in Healdsburg

by Harry Duke * Two hapless, small-time crooks hit the roads of South Carolina in search of their next “big” score in T-Bone n Weasel. The John Klein comedy is the latest theatrical presentation at The 222 in Healdsburg and concludes its short run with three performances through April 5.   Pals T-Bone (Aldo Billingslea) and…

Interview – “Juke Joint Jukebox” at Spreckels

My guests on the 03/26/26 “Theatre Thursday” segment on The Drive on 95.5 were Sharon Griffith and Sheri Lee Miller to discuss the upcoming presentation of Juke Joint Jukebox. The historical cabaret is being performed at the Spreckels Performing Arts Center in Rohnert Park from April 10 – April 12. Click below to listen: **********…

Review: “Private Lives” in Petaluma

by Harry Duke * After a couple of rabble-rousing, politically-bent productions, Petaluma’s Mercury Theater shifts to British comedy with their production of Noël Coward’s Private Lives. The Michael Fontaine-directed production runs through Mar. 21. The play, written in 1930, has served as a vehicle for some of the top performers of the past century, including…

2nd Review: “Boeing Boeing” in Santa Rosa

by Harry Duke * For centuries France has produced such famous playwrights as Molière, Beaumarchais, Rostand, Sartre, and Ionesco and such plays as Tartuffe, The Marriage of Figaro, Cyrano de Bergerac, No Exit, and Rhinoceros. And yet, according to the Guinness World Record organization, the most performed French play in the world is a 1960s…

Review: “Boeing Boeing” in Santa Rosa

by Cari Lynn Pace * A Parisian bachelor, armed with only an airline flight schedule and a disapproving maid, successfully juggles simultaneous romances with three gorgeous flight attendants. It’s a setup for international disaster when an American buddy visits and endeavors to learn relationships from the master. Marc Camoletti’s Boeing Boeing, directed by Justin Smith,…