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‘The Cottage’ at Cabrillo Playhouse

Sandy Rustin’s 2023 Broadway farce arrives on a newly renovated stage.


From Left: Zoe Nauman, Garrett Claud, Jack Cooper, Shelby Perlis, Ashley Montgomery and Martin Balcaitis. Photo courtesy of Cabrillo Playhouse.
From Left: Zoe Nauman, Garrett Claud, Jack Cooper, Shelby Perlis, Ashley Montgomery and Martin Balcaitis. Photo courtesy of Cabrillo Playhouse.

By MaryAnn DiPietro


The art of farce depends on confidence and precision: confidence that a door will open at exactly the wrong moment, that a secret will be overheard by precisely the wrong person, and that the audience, delighted co-conspirators on the journey, will keep pace with the mayhem. In “The Cottage” by Sandy Rustin at Cabrillo Playhouse, that confidence and precision are not just a matter of comic timing. It is architectural, artistic and celebratory.


Set in 1923 England, the play centers on a married couple who each use their country cottage for their own individual discreet romantic trysts, only to arrive there simultaneously, each with a... [ Read the full article for free here ]


‘The Cottage’

Cabrillo Playhouse

When: February 27 - March 22, 2026

Where: 202 Avenida Cabrillo, San Clemente, CA

Information: (949) 492-0465, www.CabrilloPlayhouse.org


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This OC Theatre Guild story is published in full by our community media partner, Culture OC. It was written and edited by Guild sponsored contributors. Together, we’re working to shine a spotlight on live theater and the rich arts and culture scene in greater Orange County. We encourage you to sign up for Culture OC's free email newsletter where OCTG stories are promoted weekly in their Friday edition.







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