Chris Lowell’s directorial debut to have world premiere at Mill Valley Film Festival
'Beside Still Waters', an emotionally potent 'Big Chill' for the Millennial Generation.
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Damn Yankees
I’m hard pressed to think of any contemporary equivalent to these big, all male dance numbers; everything else seems too precious, too ironic, or too…
The Most Congenial Spot: ‘Camelot’ at SF Playhouse
The SF Playhouse version of 'Camelot', with its knife's edge violence at the surface, comes closer to the feel of this period – further illustrating…
San Francisco: 2013 San Francisco Olympians Festival kicks off November
The festival is the biggest incarnation yet, with over 75 actors, 30 writers, scores of artists and 12 directors - all local.
San Francisco Conservatory of Music announces 2013-14 season
Opera program plans partnership with Portland Opera, Conservatory Orchestra welcomes new music director, hosts San Francisco-Shanghai International Chamber Music Festival.
He’s the Man: Don Reed and East 14th
Can you dig it? Don Reed's a gem of a storyteller, spinning tales of growing up in Oakland with dance moves that best anyone on…
He’s Funny that Way: Oscar Wilde at Stanford
Caldwell’s Algernon bounced between insouciant petulance and the brittle wit of the chronically self-assured.
Keith Moon: The Real Me extended
Fans have another chance to catch Mick Berry’s wild drumming in the one-man-show about the infamous drummer of The Who.
Review: ‘The Loudest Man on Earth’ opens season at TheatreWorks
In his anger, in his creativity, and in his love, actor Adrian Blue becomes larger than life.
Boomeraging: From LSD to OMG
Utilizing technology specifically designed not to spook the target audience (overhead projector), Durst explores the Boomer revolutions, evolutions and still vibrant role in today’s youth…