PlayGround premiere long and talky
Lorri Holt is excellent as late ‘Bell Jar’ poet
Playwright Jason Mendez tackles too much in Exit Theatre premiere
Custom Made takes playful approach with Aaron Posner’s adaptation
San Francisco Playhouse production gets the details just right
Three-hour play edifies, entertains
ACT’s adaptation of Victorian novel is over the top yet amusing
We Players’ period piece is evocative, unexpected
Another great musical show from the performer, pianist, playwright
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There’s an exquisite scene in the middle of “Her Portmanteau,” playwright Mfoniso…
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First the good news: Bay Area Musicals, now in its fourth season,…
What might compel a white American teenage girl to join terrorists in…
Many of the works of the dark and often misogynistic 19th-century Swedish…
What longtime American Conservatory Theater artistic director Carey Perloff was to British…
Solo playwright-performer Dan Hoyle is such a gifted actor, so transformative and…
