Aurora Theatre Company continues its 19th season with the Bay Area Premiere of acclaimed writer and actor David Cale’s new solo play Palomino. Written, directed, and starring David Cale, it plays October 29 through December 5 at the Aurora Theatre in Berkeley. Palomino is a beautifully-realized play written for one actor about the sexual exploits...

The opening stage set is stunning, writhe with foreboding dramatic lines, brooding lighting and rich textures.

"You’re very comforting. I don’t know why. You’re like a very small casserole - has anyone ever told you that?’"

Clint, in the end, rises to the occasion and breaks out his version of Bono moves on stage.

36 different kinds of crazy, all contained in a four member cast.

“You know who a person really is by the language they cry in.”

Robin Stanton directs this play about race, identity, and opportunity, featuring Bay Area favorite Margo Hall in her Aurora Theatre Company debut.

As Nathan Lane once said, "Yes, it's throbbing, ... And I mean that in the nicest possible way."

Who knew toilet water, Mona Lisa and Häagen-Dazs could make for a near perfect evening of theater?

Fosse, Fosse, Fosse… Will we ever get over him? And why would we possibly want to? How did one name become so synonymous with a quality of movement? Having grown up where learning to do the turned-in knees and perfectly articulated elbows was almost a rite of passage, I...