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.
Culture
Explore San Francisco and Bay Area culture through theater reviews, film, contemporary art, and creative events. Featuring original artwork by Loni Stark, film reviews by Jeanne Powell, and insights by ATCA member Clinton Stark.
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…
Safiya Martinez at the SF Marsh
With little more than two wigs, a hoodie, a hat and a few minor props, Martinez stuns the audience as she flips through her characters,…
The Loudest Man on Earth
Even after four years of covering the Bay Area Stage, there's always another first. This time we interview a deaf actor; probably long overdue.
Coastal Repertory Theatre enters into the “Age of Aquarius”
An affectionate look at the flower children of the 1960s.