When the MCU reboots the ‘X-Men’ film series, here’s the one change they NEED to make.
George Bernard Shaw’s classic satire gets an unfortunately sour reading as part of ACT’s new series.
Aurora’s audio show – originally intended for a live production – adds to the dreamlike quality of Toni Morrison’s debut story.
The company shot a new segment to round out their delightful production Balanchine’s colorful triptych.
The inaugural entry in the ACT’s new reading series is Alice Childress’ all-too-relevant 1957 classic.
The blockbuster art exhibit comes to SF with lots of fanfare, but little substance.
Two great companies collab for a show that uses a popular lie to tell a troubling rape narrative.
NCTC world premieres an audio solo play about Black pain during the pandemic.
We’re all trapped in a routine, so the SF Ballet presents a trio of shows about breaking out.
Everyone involved in this should be ashamed. EVERYONE.
The only thing worse than COVID depression is when additional frustrations are piled on top of it.