SF Theater Blog

It seems like every time there is a role in the Bay Area for a character who is deranged and damaged beyond redemption (but still erudite...

The expressions of Patricia Silver and Joanne Winter notwithstanding, Word for Word's latest presentation of five short stories by th...

A fascinating and multi-layered drama, Amy Herzog's "After the Revolution" is at it's heart a relationship story about a...

This is a difficult review to write, because Catherine Rush's "The Loudest Man on Earth" is not about words, but about emo...

In his new show, "Can You Dig It?" Don Reed takes us back to East Oakland where he grew up. In his earlier show "East Fou...

Arthur, the once and future King, seems firmly in charge of the Kingdom of Camelot, though if it were up to us we'd side with Lan...

Daughter of a jazz musician father and dancer mother, Safiya Martinez inherited a lot of music and motion. A native New Yorker, she g...