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Lucky audiences can see the musical juggernaut for just $10 " the bill denomination honoring the show's subject.
The pre-Broadway Netflix release marks an exciting model for those of us who don't regularly make it to New York to theater.
After being canceled last year, the Flying Carpet Festival is set to return this October to cities and villages around the Mardin region of Turkey.
"I don't need to be told I'm a white supremacist," an outgoing moderator said.
An all-white cast might have been less of an issue in a show with fewer roles. Or one that's not about fairy tale characters.
The show was expanded to four hours, with Audra McDonald handing out Tonys for the first half and Leslie Odom Jr. hosting a "Broadway's Back!" celebration for the second half.
Among winners included David Alan Grier, Adrienne Warren, Mary-Louise Parker and more.
Industry changes create an opportunity for the smaller circus companies in the Bay Area to redefine the art form.
ACT's conservatory director for 25 years, Smith co-starred with Frances McDormand in the Oscar-winning 2020 film "Nomadland."
Isaac Gomez's horror revenge comedy complicates stereotyped images of gentrification and privilege.
Co-Artistic Director JoAnne Winter plans to continue at the organization's helm.
Michelle Carter's 'How to Pray' rejects abortion storytelling cliches.
Eric Ting's production leans into Shakespeare's weirdness with uncommon commitment and imagination.
To see this season's shows, you can explore in the woods, return to a beloved playhouse or stream from home.
To see "Come From Away" onscreen now is to see a path to mercy and compassion off in the distance.
Open Access came after a year of what many describe as the union's slow or insufficient adaptation to the pandemic.
"RuPaul's Drag Race" fan favorite queen tackles classic pop culture through Marvel-inspired cabaret act.
The Dream Keeper Initiative models a potentially radical way to support arts companies such as SFBATCO.
The Old Mint has been a frequent home to immersive theater, but 13th Floor makes the site seem custom-built.
A free outdoor event organized by the Lamplighters will highlight a diverse array of performing artists.
Berber, a North African restaurant in Russian Hill, hosts a weekend circus dinner show. Two Chronicle critics wrote a play about it.
The city hopes the mandate prompts more Bay Area residents to seek vaccination in light of the surge of infections due to the delta variant.
Many patrons told The Chronicle they felt safe attending the Orpheum's "Hamilton" show on Tuesday, Aug. 10, marking the San Francisco theater's reopening.
The news pushes the theater's reopening until November, with "Wintertime" by Charles L. Mee.
"I wondered if I needed to drop the show because it would put my public health career in jeopardy," Boothman said.
