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Inside each kit are teensy envelopes and packages, a reading light, an mp3 player the size of a matchbox and headphones.
"Dear Evan Hansen" is also part of the lineup, with "Come From Away" as an add-on production.
"Fefu and Her Friends," the company's first immersive work, joins previously announced titles.
This spring, local theater grounds us in who we are outside of machines, in our foundational literature and in our ancestors.
The Ambassador Theatre Group, which also runs the Curran, will now oversee the city's three major commercial theaters.
Performing in 'God of Vengeance,' Naomi Newman reconnects with her Yiddish heritage.
San Francisco Playhouse's "Hieroglyph" might offer a preview of production methods for a hybrid time post-pandemic.
Early pandemic interviews with people in theater was like asking someone to peer off a cliff into an abyss and say what they saw. What do they say a year later?
Jay Yamada attended California Shakespeare Theater productions night after night until the COVID-19 pandemic put a stop to that. Here's how he's been filling that void.
The reports show how we must reinvent how we value and protect broad swaths of the labor market if we are to emerge from this pandemic.
YETTA GOTTESMAN who has the play's final moments to herself as "Ismelda" wordlessly communicates a thousand burdens. The whole casts' acting gets deep inside each character. Simpl, great ac…
"His long career at The Chronicle began when he was hired in May 1992 as a temporary copy editor in the section he would go on to oversee, Datebook. Wiegand distinguished himself as someone …
With a lead gift of $46.4 million from biotech investor William Bowes, the school will construct a building - just across the street from Davies Symphony Hall - with two recital halls, rehea…
"The novel centers on a struggling San Francisco author - Arthur Less - who, nearing age 50, decides to tour the world to escape himself. 'The tragicomic business of being alive,' he says, '…
As much as I share the Bay Area's love for these two great museums, I see endemic weaknesses that threaten their otherwise promising future. The Fine Arts Museums' board cannot control the a…
Yes, Ferlinghetti has scaled back his involvement with City Lights, where he shares an office with former City Lights Publishers editor Nancy Peters, co-owner of the store. But the celebrate…
When the "Rhapsody" bowed, classical was seemly, jazz the outsider. By the time the jazz-band version was again in the ascendant, jazz itself had become "America's classical music." Now, bot…
Pam MacKinnon, who has been nominated for three Tony Awards and won one (for the 2013 revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?), will take over from departing artistic director Carey Perlo…
Stephen Spinella originated the role of the young AIDS patient at the center of Tony Kushner's drama in its 1991 world premiere, and he won back-to-back Tony Awards for it in 1993 and '94. T…
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Thanks to Lois on All That Chat for the link.
Thanks to American Theater Web for the two links above.
We spoke to Richard Sherman, who lives in Beverly Hills.
