In order to make it more interesting they took a bit of dramatic license, like temporarily placing San Diego in San Bernardino County (which never happened.) The story follows German-Jewish immigrant Rose’s arrival in San Diego in the mid- 1800s, and his experience being an integral part of the early days of San Diego. In truth, by the time she and her first husband Jacob Newman arrived in San Diego, Haraszthy had already moved on to other venues to plunder. Other than some anachronistic match ups, including Rose vs. Alonzo Horton a decade before Horton arrived in San Diego, I think the audience was really there for the ride and seemed to enjoy the experience. Tickets may be obtained via Trinity Theatre Company,*Associate Editor Sandi Masori is a theater and food reviewer for San Diego Jewish World