SF Theater Blog

Above all, Scott Barry is a performer. In a narrow, dark room with nothing but a chair for a prop, Barry controls your attention with his...

It's sharp, witty and contemporary. The World Premiere of Richard Dresser's "Trouble Cometh" is a unique story and prod...

It's hard to pick a favorite bit from Echo Brown's terrific debut of "Black Virgins are Not For Hipsters." Maybe it...

The problem with seeing Geoff Hoyle do any solo performance, and particularly his latest "Lear's Shadow," is that he raises...

Imagine being asked to give a ten-minute Powerpoint presentation on a topic you aren't given until you begin, using random slides you...

In John Kolvenbach's "Sister Play," four characters are caught up in their long-accepted roles. Since their mom left when t...

A more musical show than his previous solo efforts, Don Reed's new "Stereotypo" shows us that in addition to his expected h...