Bus Barn ends their season on a high note
A good friend often asks why I subject myself to the same musical over and over again. That’s a fair question, especially when the show…
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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.
Review: Yes!: 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive
Yes!: 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive offers insight into research on how people make decisions and provides ways to use these findings in…
Fahrenheit 451: Burning books in Palo Alto
Some rules are made to be broken. Several months back, I decided never to review children’s theater. On one hand, I didn’t want to be…
Art News: Iranian-American artist Ala Ebtekar at Gallery Paule Anglim in June
Gallery Paule Anglim is presenting an exhibition of new work by Iranian-American artist, Ala Ebtekar. From a broad practice rich with symbolism (embracing drawing, painting,…
Marin Theatre Company 2010-11 season
Artistic Director Jasson Minadakis and Producing Director Ryan Rilette announced the Marin Theatre Company’s 2010–11 season. The season opens September 14, 2010 with the first…
Theater Review: ‘In the Wake’ at Berkeley Rep
Politics. Just about any other subject is a better choice at a social gathering. However, in the world premiere of In the Wake at Berkeley…
Marin Theatre Company presents ‘Woody Guthrie’s American Song’
Marin Theatre Company announced it will present a revival of Woody Guthrie’s American Song in its Boyer Theatre May 27 through June 20, 2010. Conceived,…
Behind-the-scenes at Giant Bones and EXIT Theatre
Director and playwright Stuart Bousel combined four stories by Peter S. Beagle to create the mesmerizing and memorable production, Giant Bones. Since 2003 the artistic…
SF Bay Area: In the Wake (Berkeley), Genghis Kan (Tech Museum), Black & White Ball, Little Shop (Los Altos)
Once again, the shows and events are-a-happening across the San Francisco Bay Area. There is plenty of choice, and something for all ages too. Remember…
Stark Insider On Location: Peter Pan in San Francisco
A re-imaged edition of Peter Pan opened recently in San Francisco. The impressive, technology-laden production boasts a ground-breaking three-sixty-degree projection screen that makes for some astonishing…