SF Theater Blog

It's the Passover from Hell. Grandpa is in a wheelchair, Grandma and Mom would rather be anywhere else, Dad (who is a rabbi) has apparen...

You've never seen anything quite like Ennio. Not only is his choreography and quick-change artistry astonishing, but his one-hour perfor...

  "We never know how we will be remembered, or by whom." says Charles Shaw Robinson, as poet Rainer Maria Rilke, in the first of t...

"How do you make the magic real?" sings the cast of San Francisco Playhouse's new musical version of Shakespeare's "A...

  You're going to love Naima Alakham, Alia Hodge and Lucca Troutman. They might not be Chinese, but they're great singers and they...

Live theater's magic is that you never know what will happen next. With a performer like Roger Guenvere Smith, in his one-man show ...

Brian Copeland's grandmother became a single mom at the age of 57, when she took over raising Brian and his four siblings after their mo...