What might compel a white American teenage girl to join terrorists in the Middle East? That’s the question that playwright…
Like its famous source material, San Francisco Playhouse’s stage musical “Mary Poppins” is full of magic. Admirers of the stories…
The personal and political dialogue between and among two interracial couples of Asian-American and Caucasian backgrounds is fast and furious…
Being an artist has never been easy. Consider Georges Seurat, the 19th-century Frenchman who painted the masterpiece “A Sunday Afternoon…
“An Entomologist’s Love Story,” Melissa Ross’ world premiere at San Francisco Playhouse, is not the romantic comedy that its title…
British playwright Lucy Prebble has achieved the rare feat, in her 2012 four-hander “The Effect,” of writing a play that…
As San Francisco Playhouse Artistic Director Bill English explains in the program for the company’s current production of Garson Kanin’s…
The sly playwright Robert O’Hara seems to have multiple intentions in his reality-shifting satire “Barbecue,” now in a wildly entertaining…
“Zenith” begins shockingly, as a woman in a car suddenly takes her hands off the steering wheel and throws them…
San Francisco Playhouse has turned its cozy second floor theater into a Saint Tropez nightclub where people of all persuasions…
