Culture

Marissa Keltie, Carl Lumbly, and Stacy Ross in the first American production of Mark O'Rowe's "Terminus" at Magic Theatre.
San Francisco Arts
BY | 06.01.13

Angel Heart for the stage.

Sarah Ruhl and Les Waters return to Berkeley Rep with Dear Elizabeth, which stars Mary Beth Fisher (left) and Tom Nelis as esteemed poets and lifelong friends Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell.
The Arts
BY | 05.30.13

Crazy thought. What if… what if a pregnant playwright some day in the future read through all the correspondence between you and Robert, those occasionally booze-fueled postcards, those heartfelt letters, those beautifully introspective bits.

Janelle Monae - San Francisco Symphony - Review
Performing Arts
BY | 05.22.13

That I had goose bumps yet again after a Janelle Monáe performance probably tells me everything I need to know.

Joan Crawford - Whatever Happened to Baby Jane
The Arts
BY | 05.21.13

In a strange twist of vodka and make-up, the tables are turned and the interviewer becomes Joan Crawford while the woman behind the icon asks the really hard questions as she struggles to understand the truth behind her career and life.

Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm (William Giammona) and Countess Charlotte Malcolm (Alicia Teeter) in Hillbarn's presentation of 'A Little Night Music'.
No clowns
BY | 05.13.13

This injection of contradictory elements is unmistakably Sondheim; it leaves the audience feeling that they’re watching something particularly smart.

Patrick Stewart
What's Happening
BY | 05.07.13

Full cast announced for limited, pre-Broadway run of Harold Pinter’s play this August

Janelle-Monae-San-Francisco
Performing Arts
BY | 05.06.13

Janelle Monáe’s duet with the band Fun (“We Are Young”) was a smash hit last year reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Original Broadway Cast of 'The Book of Mormon' (Photo: Joan Marcus)
San Francisco Stage
BY | 05.02.13

SHN season line-up includes Book of Mormon, Beautiful, Peter and the Starcatcher, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Once, and a sixth show to be revealed.

Opera Parallele - Trouble in Tahiti
More than just peacock feathers
BY | 05.01.13

The edgy intensity that Brancoveanu brought to Orphée two years ago has grown exponentially with the passage of time, bursting forth to bring an explosive Sam, priapically strutting the stage.

San Jose Center for the Performing Arts.
The Arts
BY | 04.23.13

The fifth Broadway San Jose season will start in October of 2013 with the Bay Area exclusive engagement of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, followed by a new revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic Evita.