Colette Uncensored will leave you wanting more
In The Marsh’s small San Francisco theater, watching Lorri Holt speak as Colette is like having a conversation with the most interesting person you have…
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San Francisco arts, theater and entertainment news. Featuring plays, indie film, and events and city guides. Reviews by Clinton Stark.
Inside San Francisco Opera’s new $21 million theater (Video)
Opera! Join Loni Stark in a very special episode as the Stark Insider crew heads to San Francisco Opera’s beautiful new space in the War Memorial Veterans…
An apocalyptic ‘Act of God’ visits SHN Golden Gate (The Almighty Review)
Actor-comedian Sean Hayes delivers a swishy cross between Bill Buckley and Oprah.
This Time with Heart: Second Time Around
Jeanrenaud's cello dances around the emotional tones, fleshing out color and nuance that Rosenau never fully articulates.
PlayStation VR, Sony’s answer to Oculus Rift & Meta 2, arrives this fall
Sony, low-end? For once, it appears to be the case, at least with respect to the company’s entry into virtual reality. Silicon Valley-based Meta is…
Broadway Review: ‘Wicked’ defies gravity, as usual
The national tour of Wicked couldn’t possibly be less than fabulous. Stephen Schwartz’s score combines the infuriatingly catchy with the beautifully lyrical. His clever lyrics…
San Francisco To Do: Off the Grid, An Act of God, Dirty Dancing, Flavor Napa Valley
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.” What’s happening Bay Area? Turns out, a lot.…
Dirty Dancing Re-visited: 1987 film adapted for stage (Video)
I go backstage at the Golden Gate Theatre and re-discover some 80's magic.
Mystic Crystal Revelations: Hair
Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em.
Theatre Rhinoceros adopts an uneven play
Tanya Barfield’s The Call is nominally a play about adoption. As such, the premise (an exploration of a couple’s excitement and doubts about adopting a…