SF Playhouse moves to larger space
SF Playhouse will open its tenth season at 450 Post Street in the heart of the city's Theatre District.
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First Fruit of the Summer: Merolini
This operatic program may be less well known than Harvard, but it's roughly twice as competitive.
Summer festival season continues in Marin with ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
The scent of hibiscus and twang of ukuleles will permeate Shakespeare's story of "lunatics, lovers and poets."
Review: Heartbreak of ‘The Scottsboro Boys’ paves way for celebration
This may very well be the most talented cast recently assembled at A.C.T. Each actor is a triple threat, bringing deft skill in song, dance,…
San Francisco: Humanities West 2012-13 season explores history and culture
2012-13 season programming includes 'Paris: 'American Expatriate Genius', 'Charles II: Phoenix of Restoration London' , and Bernini’s Rome: Art & Architecture of the Baroque'.
Quintessentially American: ‘Nixon in China’ at San Francisco Opera
Soprano Hye June Lee’s coloratura aria "I am the Wife of Chairman Mao," left the audience breathless with its ferocity. For all the vocal pyrotechnics…
A New Kind of Tension: ‘American Idiot’ at the Orpheum
American Idiot is by far the most compelling performance I’ve ever seen at the Orpheum here in San Francisco.
Tony Award for best new play goes to ‘Clybourne Park’
"There are a few choice words used in the second act of Clybourne Park that you rarely hear used anywhere, let alone on the majestic…
On Location: Montalvo Food & Wine Classic IX (Video)
Only Pebble Beach Food & Wine (Carmel), SF Chefs (Union Square) can match Montalvo's scenic beauty when it comes to marquee foodie events.
San Quentin inmates to perform Shakespearean tragedy (Video)
Hamlet will be played by Luke Padgett who is serving a life sentence for robbery, arson and murder.