SF Theater Blog

  "The Pajama Game" (1954) comes from the grand Broadway tradition of musical theater pieces that defy common sense. We are asked ...

Springtime, 2022. In our measured emergence from  the Pandemic, we find ourselves searching for nuance instead of pat answers, and at the sa...

  "I think you are something else, Harry Chin," says his ghost wife, Laura. Harry is more than she can ever grasp. Because of the ...

★ The acting in Cleavon Smith's "The Incrementalist" is first-rate. Each of the four characters has an important role to play ...

Addiction is not an uplifting topic, but Quiara Alegría Hudes's "Water by the Spoonful" shows us how people can choose to cope...

I love my couch, but it's really nice to be back live in a real theater. Excitement is in the air. We have seen quite a few Dan Hoyle sh...

A beautifully written and deeply felt drama, Ricardo Pérez González's "Don't Eat the Mangos" carries a deep secret in t...