Being an artist has never been easy. Consider Georges Seurat, the 19th-century…
“An Entomologist’s Love Story,” Melissa Ross’ world premiere at San Francisco Playhouse,…
British playwright Lucy Prebble has achieved the rare feat, in her 2012…
As San Francisco Playhouse Artistic Director Bill English explains in the program…
The sly playwright Robert O’Hara seems to have multiple intentions in his…
“Zenith” begins shockingly, as a woman in a car suddenly takes her…
San Francisco Playhouse has turned its cozy second floor theater into a…
It’s no small accomplishment to create deeply human characters and personal conflicts…
In the first half of playwright Jen Silverman’s two-hander “The Roommate,” now…
Nonstop pratfalls, doors that open inadvertently or don’t work and disappearing plates…
In the beginning of “The Christians,” the leader of an Evangelical church…
Look out, Ebenezer Scrooge, and move over, Nutcracker. “She Loves Me,” which…
San Francisco Playhouse just opened its new season with a world premiere…
The main character in Chicago writer Andrew Hinderaker’s latest play, “Colossal” --…
Jennifer Haley’s 2012 award-winner, “The Nether,” is deceptively formulaic at first: In…
In “Stage Kiss,” a kiss is more -- much more -- than…
A love story with unorthodox, yet real, characters is a rare thing…
