Steven Dietz’s play, Bloomsday, which made its debut at the Elite Theatre Company in Oxnard January 17, is a Twilight Zone-like story that mixes past and present, using James Joyce’s novel Ulysses as a means to an end. The play, produced by Transport Theatre, stars a quartet of remarkable actors playing two characters at two different stages in their lives, …
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