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"She’s clearly a composite, not a single person. She’s every bad behavior of every diva," insists Annie Potts, who is essaying the title role in "Diva," which opens Jan. 20 at the Pasadena Playhouse. Maybe, but you’d better believe the fact that the scathing comedy was written by Howard Michael Gould, who was a staff writer on "Cybill" — as in Shepherd — has tongues wagging. Potts is clearly enjoying herself, whoever the TV series star diva she’s portraying may be: "She’s so crazy and (...)