Review: Clementine in the Lower 9
On one hand, the flotsam of the storm created a seemingly impenetrable wall, incorporating a full size car, telephone pole, child’s playhouse and bicycles mixed in together with other equally random wreckage.
Review: ‘Nymph Errant’ – Modest delights of a Cole Porter rarity
42nd Street Moon, once again, must be congratulated for giving theatergoers a rare opportunity to experience one of the early efforts of a true genius
Review: ‘Sister Cities’ worlds apart
A writer who eats boxed macaroni with a swagger, Austin’s equal parts intellect and ennui.
Review: ‘Cabaret’ a triumph of the will of a small theater company
It’s immediately evident from the grim set that one is about to witness a decidedly bleak version of the Kander and Ebb classic.
Review: ‘August: Osage County’ a stunning debut in San Jose
It was clearly a special and memorable occasion for all concerned. This is the very definition of a must-see event and worth a trip to downtown San Jose.
Redeeming Gypsy with Broadway by the Bay
This Gypsy was so different that it forced me to think about why it worked where others failed, and why Frank Rich of the New York Times calls Gypsy the “the great American musical."
Bay Area Stage: Shrek the Musical, August: Osage County
On our radar: a large green, funny - and somewhat popular - Ogre, and a Pulitzer Prize winning comedy of a darker variety.
Palo Alto Players open 81st season with a twist
Juanita Harris, as Sister Mary Hubert, had a voice that wouldn’t quit, making “Holier than Thou" the most memorable number in the entire show.
Review: SJ Rep launches 31st season with a stunning ‘Spring Awakening’
Adolescent angst, Imperial Germany and rock and roll thrill at San Jose Rep.
Review: Albee’s ‘A Delicate Balance’ a ridiculously good time
Last night Aurora's 20th season premiere in Berkeley was indeed a blow-your-mind affair.
