Camino Real

“The overarching vision belongs to the hugely talented Adam Arian, for whom this is a final graduate project. It certainly was an epic undertaking, and he obviously tore into the daunting work with relish. …a thrilling, rarely-taken ride.”

“To see this production is a privilege that restores one’s faith in the future of American theater, enhances one’s knowledge of theatrical past, and reinforces one’s opinion that the UCSD department of theater and dance must be among the best training programs in the country.”

“Best of the year: UCSD’s remarkable and sizeable production of Tennessee Williams’ Camino Real was truly one of the year’s most evocative shows. It was extraordinary, the kind of experience the dedicated theatergoer adores.”

“…a too-short-lived, jaw-dropping production at UCSD provides a don’t-miss opportunity…”

“Crumbling pillars surround a staircase that ends at a downward-facing doorway in a Magritte sky. The costumes are tattered, decomposing, and falling apart like the place and its inhabitants. The lighting is stunning, with marvelously dimensional projections. Thrumming sound underscores the action.”