SF Theater Blog

Let me say at the outset that I am a pianist, as well as a lover of Chopin. I, too, left an acorn on his grave in Père Lachaise cemetery in ...

The moment Louis Parnell walks onto stage as impresario Dimitri Weissman, we realize what lies in front of us: an evening of pure, unapologe...

Vagina vagina, vagina. There, I said it. Before seeing the World Premiere of Jessica Dickey's "Nan and the Lower Body," we mus...

A story rich in meaning for those old enough to remember the Cuban revolution, Cristina García's "Dreaming in Cuban" shows us ...

"We've just adapted to the suckage," says 20-year-old Zoe, as she tries to explain to her parents why the world seems so bleak...

  "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...