SF Theater Blog

Madeleine George’s “Hurricane Diane” opened last night at the Aurora in Berkeley. The idea is that the demigod Diana, the gender-fluid Diony...

The Road to Mecca is lined with milk bottles and home-made statues. But Mecca is an afterthought. The real question is whether or not art ca...

David Henry Hwang has won a Tony and an Obie and has been a finalist twice for a Pulitzer. His plays, like "M. Butterfly" and ...

 Here are two nice things to love about Marc Anthony Thompson's "The Ni¿¿er Lovers." Number one, the wacky and intriguing open...

A Word For Word production has unique conceits.  Since no liberty can be taken with the written word of the short story being performed on s...

It's silly, wacky, ditzy, impossible and choreographed. "Clue" reminds us of what it was like in the good old days, before atm...

Greta Oglesby's performance is the highlight of Cheryl L. West's "Fannie: The Music and Life of  Fannie Lou Hamer." This i...