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David John Chávez

David John Chávez

Bay Area theater critic and reporter based in San José, contributing to KQED, the San Francisco Chronicle, American Theatre, and the Mercury News as South Bay theater critic.

Oct 8, 2026

78:35
Sorry, the juke is all
78:37
excited.
78:38
No, it's you know, the thing about Fiddler, there are things that are just timeless and Fiddler is timeless.
78:45
First of all, the score is brilliant.
78:48
The score is just absolutely stunning.
78:51
The storyline.
78:52
It's I love the rigidity of the opening number, which is this is who we are.

10 MINS LATER

89:12
I'm going to go sing
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14:43
A
14:43
memory play about a group of women who strategize in the 1970s.
14:47
It takes place specifically in 1970 and 1973 in a recreation center basement.
14:53
And they're basically talking about how they want to change the world.
14:58
It had an incredible Broadway run.
15:00
It was super bold.
15:01
It was really exciting.

22 MINS LATER

37:00
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