Nothing Youthful About It: SFSYO rocks Davies Symphony Hall
As performed by the SFSYO, this first movement is pure gold, especially the end that fakes you out – much like a contemporary vocalist – only to deliver the most majestic of crescendos at the end
Theater Review: ‘Oh, Kay!’ – Prohibition was anything but sober
...perhaps the most apt, figurative description one can give this delightful production would be that it makes one feel as if one has been invited to a fantastical, wonderfully entertaining cocktail party.
Review: Disneyland unplugged in ‘Working for the Mouse’
"Parents, if you love your children, do not take them backstage at Disneyland." - A wise man.
Theater Review: ‘Race’ no-holds-barred Mamet
Throw in a bit of sex and age discrimination, a dash of offensive language and Mamet gives the audience reprieve from affirmative action.
Review: ‘Hair’ at Golden Gate Theatre, San Francisco
How interesting that the cycle renews. Many of the themes -- identity, freedom, rebellion -- are dominating today's headlines as the economy continues to struggle.
Review: ‘A Weekend with Pablo Picasso’ an engaging masterstroke
"Painting is the nearest we can get to the truth."
Review: Teatro ZinZanni ‘On the Air’ an unforgettable goodbye kiss
Legendary blues singer Duffy Bishop brought soul to spare in her numbers, channeling an agreeable mix of Bette Middler and Janis Joplin.
Review: ‘Master Harold…and the boys’ an evocative tale of despair and hope
Although the action all takes place in real time, Fugard will often depict entire scenes as remembrances of places and events that are so vivid that they take flight in one’s own imagination
Review: ‘How to Write a New Book for the Bible’ at Berkeley Repertory Theatre
And like Fincher's Fight Club--less the neofacisim--there are rules that all must abide to when engaging in a "fight" ... of the intellectual variety, sacraments to the family.
Magic Theatre announces world premiere of Sharr White’s ‘Annapurna’
After twenty years apart, Emma (played by Denise Cormier) tracks Ulysses (played by Rod Gnapp) to a trailer park in the middle of nowhere for a final reckoning.
