SF Theater Blog

Playwright John Patrick Shanley has a Tony, an Oscar and a Pulitzer sitting on his mantel (does a Pulitzer sit on a mantel?), but his rom...

The Southside Theater uses the room across from the Magic Theatre in Fort Mason. Acoustics and sightlines are good. This is impo...

Theresa Rebeck's brand new "Seared" takes us inside a restaurant kitchen. It's hot and loud and it smells gr...

Jasson Miniadakis's direction of Marin Theater Company's "August: Osage County" is pretty much perfect. Tracy Letts won...

Gustave Flaubert inhabits one side of the stage and George Sand the other. The two famed nineteenth century writers communicated by lette...

Playwright Phillip Howze has taken a simple story, one that has been around since the dawn of time,  and written it into a genre-bursti...

The World Premiere of Suzanne Bradbeer's "The Confederates" gives us a three-person drama dealing with Presidential primari...