Angels in America - Pear Ave. Theatre - Mountain View

Review: ‘Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches’ at The Pear Avenue Theatre

It’s easy to envision an audience insensible to Roy Cohn’s indirect references to Nancy Reagan.
Reasons to Be Pretty - San Jose Stage

‘Reasons to be Pretty’ at San Jose Stage

"I never want my audience to feel safe."
Stark Insider - All Things West Coast

Insider Weekly: Bay Area theater guide

"Theater is, of course, a reflection of life. Maybe we have to improve life before we can hope to improve theater."
Hope Mohr Dance - Montalvo Saratoga

Theater Review: Titillating ‘First Day of School’ at City Lights

I've seen many shows at City Lights, and with the First Day of School, the little theatre that could has nailed it.

Review: ‘Burn the Floor’ sizzles

"Is that humanly possible?!" I repeatedly asked Loni, my doey-eyed date for the night.

Theater Review: Bill Irwin the consummate clown in ‘Scapin’

Did I mention this show is unpredictable?
Tobie Windham and Joshua Elijah Reese as Oshoosi and Ogun Size in The Brothers Size at Magic Theatre. Written by Tarell Alvin McCraney, directed by Octavio Solis. Photo by Jennifer Reiley.

Theater Review: ‘The Brothers Size’ scorches San Francisco

Prison makes grown men afraid of the dark again.
Rabbit Hole - Coastal Rep Theatre

Theater Review: Half Moon Bay goes down the ‘Rabbit Hole’

If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, here's the perfect chance see what all the fuss is about before the film is released by Lionsgate.
Tony- and Emmy Award-winning actor Mandy Patinkin stars in the world-premiere production of Compulsion at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Photo courtesy of kevinberne.com

Theater Review: Exquisite ‘Compulsion’ at Berkeley Rep

"Despite everything, I believe that people are really good at heart."
Lakisha May as Oya, Jared McNeill as Elegba, and Daveed Diggs as The Ogungun in Tarell Alvin McCraney's In the Red and Brown Water at Marin Theatre Company, Part One of The Brother/Sister Plays. Photo by Kevin Berne.

Theater Review: ‘In the Red and Brown Water’

If this is a glimpse into the future of theater, then let the celebration begin because it doesn't look anything like a Buick.