Stage Scene for March 31, 2006

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From: Oakland Tribune
Date: 20060330
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All reviews are by Chad Jones unless noted. Community theater productions aren't given star ratings. Here's the system: (four stars) -- don't miss it; (three stars) -- good show; (two stars) -- worth a look; (one star) -- stay home; (no stars) -- worthless drek

Here's what's going on in Bay Area theater:

Opening this week

"Enchanted April" -- Four women leave rain-drenched England behind them for the sunny, romantic possibilities of an Italian vacation in Matthew Barber's adaptation of the Elizabeth von Arnim novel. Opens today. Continues through April 23 at Pacifica Spindrift Players ...

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