The White Chip is a semi-autobiographical sharp-witted comedy written by Sean Daniels, directed by Marin Theatre Executive Artistic Director Lance Gardner. The play follows Steven, a successful theatre director whose promising career is increasingly overshadowed by his struggle...
Harold Pinter's taut, thought-provoking drama laced with laconic wit illuminates an illicit seven-year affair told backwards and forwards in time, beginning two years after the end of the affair and ending with the first clandestine kiss. Directed by Carey Perloff, American...
What happens when water becomes a privilege—and rebellion comes with a price?…
THE FULL MONTY at Woodminster Summer Musicals is full of laughs, groves and moves, and even poignant moments. When an everyday Joe faces his challenges with a crazy idea, friends by his side, and a whole lot of courage, audiences respond. Show up for the laughs, stay for the joy. This show is one yo…
What happens when six ordinary men decide they'll do just about anything to reclaim their confidence?…
What did our critic think of URINETOWN: THE MUSICAL at The Barbary Stage?…
Set during a Broadway audition, A Chorus Line strips away elaborate scenery and spectacle, allowing the performers—and their stories—to take center stage.…
What happens when over 60 years of cinematic espionage is celebrated through the power of a live orchestra? The San Francisco Symphony's James Bond Forever concert reminds us that some of the most iconic moments in film history begin not with dialogue, but with a song. …
The hills are indeed alive with The Sound of Music as the national touring production played to an enthusiastic, sold-out crowd at Broadway San Jose on opening night. Boasting a stellar cast and rich production values, the show tells the real-life story of Maria (the marvelous Cayleigh Capaldi), a s…
What did our critic think of HAIRSPRAY at SF Playhouse?…
An Evening with Sutton Foster and Kelli O’Hara at the San Francisco Symphony is exactly the kind of event that reminds you why live performance is so magical. Inspired by the legendary 1962 television special featuring Carol Burnett and Julie Andrews, the evening celebrates not only two extraordin…
What happens when a musical you’ve seen time and time again suddenly feels brand new?…
18 total · showing 11–18
August Wilson's TWO TRAINS RUNNING is his seventh of ten plays in The American Century Cycle chronicling the African American experience in the 20th Century. In 1969 Pittsburgh amidst the Civil Rights Movement and the start of Black Power, restaurant owner Memphis Lee fights to...
Opening our season with its first production by an all-American team, Greig’s work continues the story of Shakespeare's Macbeth and the war for Scotland's throne, featuring Aldo Billingslea and Lisa Anne Porter. This captivating, imagined sequel explores one man's attempt to...
Boyer Theatre: - Martin McDonagh; dir: Mark Jackson.
Boyer Theatre: - Matthew Lopez; dir: Jasson Minadakis.
St. Dunstan's Theatre's Stage 2 presents Waiting for Godot. For tickets and more information, visit the website.
|
Julius Caesar Marin Shakespeare Company (8/14-9/13) |
|
Pickleball Hillbarn Theatre (8/20-9/13) |
|
Hello, Dolly! Hillbarn Theatre (4/15-5/09) |
|
Fences by August Wilson Santa Cruz Shakespeare (7/28-8/28) |
|
Merola Grand Finale War Memorial Opera House (8/15-8/15) |
|
School of Rock Hillbarn Theatre (11/19-12/20) |
|
Robyn DeGuzman’s Enough Free The Marsh Berkeley (8/28-8/30) |
|
Sara Felder’s Class Act The Marsh (8/12-8/15) |
|
The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown Santa Cruz Shakespeare (9/11-10/03) |
|
Elizabeth Du Val’s For When Things Fall Apart The Marsh (8/15-8/16) |
