SF Theater Blog

Though the diner has an American theme, with a red-stooled counter, posted menu of burgers and hot dogs and jukebox filled with Buddy Hol...

A great play carries you into another world, messes with your preconceptions, makes you first uncomfortable and then exultant as you ...

We just re-read our review of Ann Randolph's "Loveland" from 2009, when it had its debut at the Marsh and our reviewer, a y...

Four characters in a hotel room, three are old-school stewardesses and one is their pot dealer: what's not to like? Nothing, really. ...

The TheatreWorks World Premiere of "Triangle" is ambitious, with infectious music, clever lyrics, and excellent performances by...

The most amazing thing about Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's "Company," playing for a good chunk of the summer at Sa...

Since 2009, critics and theater-goers have been heaping praise upon "Detroit," Lisa D'Amour's Obie-Winning show of that...