SF Theater Blog

Basketball is the metaphor for the tough lives of five high school girls in Plainnole, AK, in Candrice Jones's new "Flex." Fle...

There are amazing moments in John Fisher's "Left Field." Frenetic, subversive, ridiculous, meaningful, impossible but maybe no...

First things first: We loved this show. It is rare that a drama grabs us from the beginning and holds us to the end. "Primary Trust...

It îs always a pleasure to see a show in the Berkeley City Club, the Julia Morgan-designed venerable space in the heart of Berkeley. Such a ...

Before Chinglish and Yellow Face, there was M. Butterfly, David Henry Hwang's breakout show, which in 1988 ran for almost two years on B...

Anton Chekhov wrote “The Cherry Orchard” in 1903 and by 1904 it was already a hit in Moscow. Chekhov was well known by then, and the issues ...

We’ve seen and loved many Hershey Felder shows. The Canadian pianist/performer/playwright is usually portraying a well-known composer, a lá ...