SF Theater Blog

The pity of Willam a. Parker's "Waitin' 2 End Hell" is that he didn't end it at Intermission. This Northern California...

"Toto, this is not Union Square anymore," we were thinking, as we sat in the lobby of the Post Street Theater, waiting to take our...

Last night, after seeing a San Francisco Playhouse revival of John Guare's "The Landscape of the Body," which was written in N...

The Iraqis who believed the strongest in America's intervention against Saddam Hussein, and who enthusiastically went to work translatin...

It was one-night only, no review requested, but every seat at the Marsh was taken to see Geoff Hoyle read through "Geezer," his la...

In 1934, in the heart of the Depression, when escapism ruled the entertainment world and the Hays Act forbade any inkling of sex on stage or...

John Guare plays always make you think ('Six Degrees of Separation,' 'House of Blue Leaves,' the screenplay for Louis Malle...