Two of the most important names in Bay Area independent theatre share the joy of storytelling over the course of one hour. Continue reading Spellbinding: ‘Some Enchanted Evenings’ at The EXIT Stage Left
In which I catch up with two brand new Bay Area shows based exclusively around Black women. Continue reading Belated Black History Month Double-Feature: ‘The Last Sermon of Sister Imani’ by TheatreF1rst and ‘Her Portmanteau’ at ACT
My second-ever viewing of a BAMSF show is fantastic production of the award-winning Off-Broadway musical. Continue reading The Song Remains the Same: ‘Violet: The Musical’ at Bay Area Musicals
Shotgun’s latest falls flat with a deafening roar of self-important, casually racist “satire”. Continue reading Sound and Fury Signifying Nothing: ‘Women Laughing Alone with Salad’ at Shotgun
KML’s latest takes an hilarious look at a certain sexist director who loved to film in San Francisco. It’s grawesome! Continue reading Off Without a Hitch: ‘North by North Lobster’ by Killing My Lobster
Social media “Legacy Profiles” collide with classic ruminations on death in this haunting piece by Yugen & Five on a Match. Continue reading What is Death to Facebook?: ‘Seen/By Everyone’ West Coast premiere by Theatre of Yugen
Young Jean Lee’s latest is only an hour, but it manages to dismantle a lifetime of popular opinions about Christianity. Continue reading A Brief Parable: Young Jean Lee’s ‘Church’ at Crowded Fire
