Theater Review: Neil LaBute’s ‘Reasons to be Pretty’ cuts
Once again, I found myself armchair quarterbacking the playwright.
Review: ‘Our Town’ at the Pear Avenue Theatre
Written before World War II, it harkens to a simpler America.
Theater Review: ‘The Sunset Limited’ at SF Playhouse
In a sense, author Cormac McCarthy is shadow boxing.
Review: ‘Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches’ at The Pear Avenue Theatre
It’s easy to envision an audience insensible to Roy Cohn’s indirect references to Nancy Reagan.
Insider Weekly: Bay Area theater guide
"Theater is, of course, a reflection of life. Maybe we have to improve life before we can hope to improve theater."
Theater Review: Titillating ‘First Day of School’ at City Lights
I've seen many shows at City Lights, and with the First Day of School, the little theatre that could has nailed it.
Review: ‘Burn the Floor’ sizzles
"Is that humanly possible?!" I repeatedly asked Loni, my doey-eyed date for the night.
Theater Review: Bill Irwin the consummate clown in ‘Scapin’
Did I mention this show is unpredictable?
Theater Review: ‘The Brothers Size’ scorches San Francisco
Prison makes grown men afraid of the dark again.
