Gina Gionfriddo's latest play to hit San Diego takes its name from a hard-charging song by Hole called "Use Once and Destroy," on which Courtney Love sings: "Take your rapture blister burns / Stand in line it's not your turn." But "Rapture, Blister, Burn," says San Diego Rep artistic chief Sam Woodhouse, draws its thematic impact from the complicated choices faced by modern women, and its stylistic cues from a tradit…
SOURCE: The San Diego Union-Tribune at 08:29PM on April 19, 2016