

An Evening of Ten-Minute Plays
Stockton Civic Theater Play Review Some readers prefer the brevity and clarity of short stories to novels. The same is true of theatergoers with an
Stockton Civic Theater Play Review Some readers prefer the brevity and clarity of short stories to novels. The same is true of theatergoers with an
If you are a fan of madcap comedy and slapstick shenanigans, Stockton Civic Theatre has just the play for you. Its current production of “The
One of the Lucky Ones Or so they saidwhen I returned to their praisesand thanks for my service, gratified their prayers
Emerging from darkness into the light of personal narratives, the women come and go, talking of many things—past and present, dresses and purses, relationships and
It began with feverish whisperingsI could not help overhearingfrom the stylishly fashionableand seemingly civilized couple at the next table, reminding one another more and more aggressivelywhere
From the Files of the Delta Detective Agency Fiction by Howard Lachtman For my armchair detectives Tiffany and Brandon. 1. Business Not As Usual One of
In the hands of a master photographer, the eye of the camera can reveal more than you might expect to see. Such is the case
Stockton Civic Theatre Puts a New Twist on a Dickens Christmas Oliver! Stockton Civic Theatre Puts a New Twist on a Dickens Christmas by Howard
Stockton Civic Theatre Review by Howard Lachtman Stockton Civic Theatre’s “The Little Dog Laughed” scores a controversial comedy hit Diane has a problem. It’s called
Game Four, Tenth Inning, World Series, October 8, 1939 Editor’s note – After chasing fly balls across the windblown outfields of San Francisco in his