Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
Review: SF Playhouse’s feminist revenge ‘Dracula’ feels forced
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Under Bill English’s direction, the play strives to be funny as well as horrifying.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Oakland Theater Project stages entrancing ‘House of Bernarda Alba’
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Federico Garcia Lorca wrote the play in 1936 as fascism was taking over Spain.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Royal Shakespeare’s ‘Hamnet’ simply dazzles in ACT presentation
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Show will impress fans of the book and movie, as well as those new to the story.Arts & Entertainment
Review: ‘Come From Away’ at TheatreWorks inspires faith and hope
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A feel-good musical in the best possible sense of the phrase.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Berkeley Rep’s ‘Monsters’ a poignant sibling story, with fighting
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"Monsters" leans into physical action to tell story and has superb fight choreography.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Shotgun Players bring humanity to absurdist ‘The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?’
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The acting and direction in this 2002 Tony Award winner are both superb.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Holocaust-themed ‘Our Class’ at SF’s Z Space hits extremely hard
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The show includes an inventive mix of video projections, animation, chalk drawings and symbolic effects.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Devastation is inevitable in Magic Theatre’s compelling modern ‘Macbeth’
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This “Macbeth” is set in 1970s New York and plays out as a single 95-minute act.Arts & Entertainment
