Review: Urban beats of ‘Stomp’ bring standing ovations in San Jose
                    There was quite a bit of skilled tapping and dancing throughout the show and some of the performers such as Donisha Brown have a great skill at taking a beat and transforming it into an all out musical outburst of energy.                 
                
            Bay Area Stage: The Three Sisters, No Exit, Enchanted April, Collected Stories, Stomp
                    "I'm living my life, what are you doing?"                
                
            SF Playhouse Behind the Scenes – Vodka noodles, crawl spaces, blood vessels
                    In March 2009, with the opening of San Jose Rep's exceptional 'The Kite Runner', we inaugurated the theater section here on Stark Insider. Since that time, SF Playhouse has consistently garnered some of our highest praise.                 
                
            Theater Review: ‘Lolita Roadtrip’ is gold liquid
                    No question: playwright Trevor Allen has a gift.                
                
            ‘Strike up the Band’ another winner from the San Francisco Company that knows how!
                    This wonderful production once again demonstrates the depth of talent and creativity that one has come to expect when visiting the Eureka Theatre in San Francisco.                 
                
            Chanel pumps and Jimmy Choo shoes: ‘Bad Dates’ opens at the Dragon
                    Details like these can give a middle aged woman in frumpy, grey sweats with hair that’s gone seven ways since Sunday a modicum of credibility that would otherwise be lacking.                 
                
            Chasing Butterflies: ‘Lolita Roadtrip’ in a ’69 GTO with Trevor Allen
                    One of his favorite Facebook status updates: "Writing..."                
                
            Berkeley: Aurora Theatre to host annual fundraising gala in May
                    Funds raised at the gala event will support Aurora Theatre Company’s live performances, innovative education program, and the Global Age Project new works initiative.                
                
            Review: Ives Quartet Salon with Elinor Armer
                    Not being a violinist, this cracked open the door a wee touch into how the magic is made.                
                
            Review: ‘Snow Falling on Cedars’ at TheatreWorks
                    Not telling a story becomes as much a way of telling the tale, as the reticence of the Japanese characters is as loud as the self-righteous Norwegian voices.                
                
             
            








