Stephen Bent as Zossima, Paul Magid as Dimitri, Roderick Kimball as Pavel, and Mark Ettinger as Alexei in The Flying Karamazov Brothers' production of 4Play at San Jose Repertory Theatre.

The Flying Karamazov Brothers thrill with ‘4Play’

The Brothers are a bit like Blue Man Group, but without the body paint and shaved heads.
Natacha Roi playing Aphra Behn and Ben Huber playing King Charles II at Magic Theatre. Written by Liz Duffy Adams, directed by Loretta Greco. Photo by Jennifer Reiley.

Theater Review: ‘Or,’ is it just the beginning?

Once again, Magic Theatre stages a gem of a play.
A rider and an aerialist in the return of CAVALIA under the White Big Top by AT&T Park in San Francisco. Photo Credit: Frédéric Chéhu

Cavalia: One step to a new complicity

Like most things, it sounds better in French.
Darren Criss debuts on Glee

Darren Criss, Young Conservatory Alumnus, Appears on Glee

Criss’s debut on the show on Tuesday, November 9, 2010, generated substantial buzz.

Theater Review: ‘CTRL + ALT + DELETE’ opens in Mountain View

Boy, was I ever wrong… this production is fast-paced, brilliantly cast and laugh aloud funny.
(l to r) Amalia Mesa-Gustin, Kim Fischer, Spencer Fortin and Hallie Sekoff perform in Lauren Yee’s script, Joey Buttafuoco Eats a Pastrami Sandwich, one of two winners in the annual Teen One-Acts Festival. Photographer: Kevin Berne

Berkeley Rep invites teens to take over the theatre at One-Acts Festival

The Teen One-Acts Festival encourages young writers to develop ideas about issues that inspire them.
Sunset Blvd.

Theater Review: ‘Sunset Blvd.’ by Palo Alto Players

Pictures may have gotten smaller, but this story continues to be larger than life.
During a rehearsal, director Kim Collier stands on the No Exit set, with the cast on screens. Photo by Nathan Medd.

Theater News: Director Kim Collier receives prestigious Canadian award

The prize is worth $100,000, of which $25,000 is given to a protégé or organization of the winner’s choosing.
Turn of the Screw

Theater Review: 112 years later, ‘Turn of the Screw’ inspires

Costume designer Pat Tyler’s designs for both Psarras and Anderson were impeccable.
A.C.T. Master of Fine Arts Program student Richard Prioleau as Marcus. Photo by Kevin Berne.

Theater Review: ‘Marcus’ caps remarkable trilogy

Once again, A.C.T. gives the production an Architectural Digest aesthetic.