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Joanne Engelhardt

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Theater Review: CYRANO (Los Altos Stage Company)

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By Joanne Engelhardt Verified
| Stage and Cinema
CYRANO GETS A CONFUSING NOSE JOB Why anyone involved in Los Altos Stage Company’s current production of Cyrano thought it would be a good idea to make Cyrano a woman—and without the trademark large proboscis at that—is a bit of a mystery. Cyrano de Bergerac remains a beloved staple of the stage, loosely based on the real-life 17th-century duelist-poet who famously wielded both a sharp sword and an even sharper wit.
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Theater Review: JERSEY BOYS (Palo Alto Players)

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By Joanne Engelhardt Verified
| Stage and Cinema
Palo Alto Players’ Jersey Boys Finds the Beat, Even When the Staging Stumbles Opening night at Palo Alto Players’ Jersey Boys had the Lucie Stern audience itching to jump out of their seats and dance. And who could blame them? The hits keep coming in this crowd-pleasing jukebox musical about Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons—the signature falsetto, tight harmonies, and irresistible rhythm are all here. Bob Gaudio (Andrew Cope), Frankie Valli (James M.
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Theater Review: WRITING FRAGMENTS HOME (Hillbarn Theatre in Foster City)

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By Joanne Engelhardt Verified
| Stage and Cinema
COUCH SURFING AND CULTURAL BAGGAGE It makes sense that Jeffrey Lo—a Filipino artist who writes, directs, and knows the Peninsula theater scene inside and out—could write a play like Writing Fragments Home. It’s personal without being sentimental, funny without trying too hard, and it lands exactly where it needs to. I was at the near-sold-out opening night at Hillbarn Theatre, and you could feel how much this story mattered—not just to the characters onstage, but to the people in the seats.
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