The inaugural entry in the ACT’s new reading series is Alice Childress’ all-too-relevant 1957 classic.
Not even a global pandemic can stop the ACT and SF Ballet from bringing their annual holiday productions to the world.
My very-late, but still-relevant review of the ACT’s show about this unsung heroine of baseball history.
ACT kicks off 2020 with Will Eno’s darkly comic one-act (and short) celebrating why the little things matter most.
The messy legacy of cricket and British colonialism is the focus of Kate Atwell’s fun-but-messy new play.
Caryl Churchill’s incendiary piece gets a gripping new production from the ACT.
Last year’s acclaimed Z Space world premiere returns for a glorious victory lap at the ACT’s Strand Theater.
Thackeray’s classic novel keeps the Victorian setting and adds modern gender politics in ACT’s lavish new production.
ACT’s latest is a so-so tale of American crass, Chinese refinement, and the universal language of competition.
In which I catch up with two brand new Bay Area shows based exclusively around Black women.