Review: New 'Three Sisters' adaptation lands at Hayward's Douglas Morrisson Theatre
Chekhov's classic gets some updated dialogue in Tracy Letts' version, but the dreary lives of a struggling Russian family remain intact.
Chekhov's classic gets some updated dialogue in Tracy Letts' version, but the dreary lives of a struggling Russian family remain intact.
The company Lafayette is presenting the first part of Tony Kushner's AIDS-era classic, 'Millennium Approaches,' through Feb. 28.
The theater and sports worlds collide in new football docudrama at Berkeley Rep about the damage done to players.
Angela Lansbury and company share dry martinis and dryer wit in Noël Coward comedy.
Actors Ensemble of Berkeley revives Dust Bowl musical Panhandle -- with mixed results.
There are strong spirited performances in the musical number, but the play's grim tone takes a toll.
Yeah, a samurai named Sumo. Somehow this is a thing.
This adaptation of Victor Hugo's sprawling tale of rebelling French peasants gets good performances throughout. The musical runs through Jan. 31 at Livermore's Bankhead Theater.
Tri-Valley Rep takes on the musical mammoth that is Les Mis.
AlterTheater's Landless eulogizes the empty storefronts it performs in.
SF Sketchfest, San Francisco's mammoth star-studded comedy festival, is back once again.
Let's see what else was in the comics where Wonder Woman debuted, and when she joined the Justice Society.
The long wait is over! Here's my Top 10 Bay Area shows of 2014.
It's that time again... time for the Top 10 Marin productions of 2014!
This issue of Wonder Woman is a kinky sex party from start to finish.
Somebody's trying to tell you something, something desperately important, but you can't understand.
Strife's out for revenge on Diana, and it's no surprise that she goes about it in a weaselly way.
Looking for new ways to ring in the holidays in the theater?
Kinky Boots is a study in how to do a musical adaptation right.
Reduced Shakespeare Company tries to squeeze some comedy out of the subject matter of comedy.
So how's the new David Finch/Meredith Finch Wonder Woman? Well, it's not good.
As satire goes, The Totalitarians is blunt, broad and messy in more ways than one.
Kathleen Turner plays journalist Molly Ivins as a patchwork of quips.
Cirque du Soleil's Kurios will be remembered as "the steampunk one."
Neil Simon and Burt Bacharach made The Apartment into a musical, and I wish they hadn't.