SF Theater Blog

Before Chinglish and Yellow Face, there was M. Butterfly, David Henry Hwang's breakout show, which in 1988 ran for almost two years on B...

Anton Chekhov wrote “The Cherry Orchard” in 1903 and by 1904 it was already a hit in Moscow. Chekhov was well known by then, and the issues ...

We’ve seen and loved many Hershey Felder shows. The Canadian pianist/performer/playwright is usually portraying a well-known composer, a lá ...

Circus Bella's 2025 show "Starlight" is another romp through impossible feats of human strength, balance and ingenuity. After ...

Here we are in the lushly appointed drawing room of the Bennet family's Pemberley mansion, from which fictional motherlode playwrights L...

  "If Jesus had driven a car, he would have bought it at Larry's." Ron Rash's story "The Night the New Jesus Fell to ...

We've seen two Noises Off productions at San Francisco Playhouse, eight years apart, the first with Susi Damilano directing and the curr...