Review: R.O.I. (RETURN ON INVESTMENT) at San Francisco Playhouse At Creativity Theater
What happens when innovation moves faster than our ability to understand its consequences?…
Review: BROADWAY UNDER THE STARS - MAMMA MIA! at Transcendence Theatre Company
What happens when three possible fathers, one determined bride-to-be, and the irresistible music of ABBA collide on a Greek island?…
Review: ORPHEUS DESCENDING at Oakland Theater Project
ORPHEUS DESCENDING remains painfully relevant. Tennessee Williams’ southern gothic play intertwines wisps of Greek myth with the racist Mississippi of the Jim Crow era. The lines are drawn, the expectations are set, but some people will choose their own lot rather than what’s handed to them. Des…
Review: URINETOWN: THE MUSICAL at Ray Of Light Theatre
What happens when water becomes a privilege—and rebellion comes with a price?…
Review: THE FULL MONTY at Woodminster Summer Musicals
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…
Review: THE FULL MONTY at Woodminster Summer Musicals
What happens when six ordinary men decide they'll do just about anything to reclaim their confidence?…
Review: URINETOWN: THE MUSICAL at The Barbary Stage
What did our critic think of URINETOWN: THE MUSICAL at The Barbary Stage?…
Review: A CHORUS LINE at Korsa Musical Theater
Set during a Broadway audition, A Chorus Line strips away elaborate scenery and spectacle, allowing the performers—and their stories—to take center stage.…
Review: JAMES BOND FOREVER (SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY) at Davies Symphony Hall
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. …
Review: THE SOUND OF MUSIC Strikes A Resonant, Political Chord at Broadway San Jose
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…
Past Shows
26 total · showing 11–20
Ragtime
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley will celebrate its 50th birthday in April 2020 with the return of the timeless hit musical "Ragtime." Featuring the Tony Award-winning book by Pulitzer Prize finalist Terrence McNally ("Master Class," "Kiss of the Spider Woman," "The Rink") and the...
They Promised Her The Moon
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley presents the Northern California Premiere of Laurel Ollsteins They Promised Her The Moon. This riveting play shares the incredible, true story of Jerrie Cobb, a world record-holding female aviator who dreamt of flying among the stars. At the height of...
The 39 Steps
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley continues its 50th Anniversary Season with the return of the Olivier Award-winning comedy "The 39 Steps." This hilarious, high-speed spoof of Alfred Hitchcocks silver-screen classic hurtles a notorious fugitive and breathtaking blonde from a London...
"Father/Daughter" in New Works Festival
In this funny, warm-hearted, and wonderfully human play about lovers, fathers, daughters, and the fragile bonds between them, two actors play very different generations in the same family. They chart the ups and downs of relationships found, lost, and everlasting. 8/16 @ 8pm...
"Iron john" in New Works Festival
Small town America, 1915an Irish housemaid falls for an African-American blacksmith. A century later a rebellious white debutante befriends a mixed-race neighbor. Will the outcome be the same? Weaving past and present, this poignant new musical explores a haunting legacy of...
"Revival" in New Works Festival
The authors of Broadways "Tuck Everlasting" spin a romantic musical drama across the vast prairies of 19th century Nebraska. This sweet, longing tale of a New England socialite drawn to a rough-hewn Norwegian fiddler is told with wry humor, and sung to an engaging...
"The Imperialists" in New Works Festival
A British teashop in Brooklyn? Where better to brew this broad, madcap farce about a daughter desperate to rescue her addled Dad from his colonial memories. With a Noises Off flair, this door-slamming romp sets old-school against new-wave in a hilarious quest for royalty and...
Nan, and the Lower Body
In the mid-60s, Dr. George Papanicolaou invented the Pap smear, saving many lives but creating moral dilemmas in the process. In this frank and feminist play, good-humored Dr. Pap has great mysteries to unravel and a bright assistant with dark secrets to hide."Nan, and The Lower...
The Language Archive
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley announces a stellar cast of acclaimed Broadway and TV stars for The Language Archive, launching the Tony Award-winning theatre companys celebratory 50th Anniversary season. Written by Julia Cho, whose Aubergine captured rapturous praise and multiple...
Wild With Happy
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Julius Caesar Marin Shakespeare Company (8/14-9/13) |
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Pickleball Hillbarn Theatre (8/20-9/13) |
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Roar! The Marsh Berkeley (8/29-8/30) |
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Gutenberg! The Musical! Hillbarn Theatre (10/08-11/01) |
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Private Lives by Noel Coward Santa Cruz Shakespeare (9/04-10/04) |
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Mamma Mia! San Jose Center for the Performing Arts (6/08-6/13) |
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Dev Cuny’s Assigned at Birth: My Funeral Part 1 The Marsh Berkeley (8/19-8/22) |
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Merola Grand Finale War Memorial Opera House (8/15-8/15) |
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Fugazi Funny Festival Club Fugazi (9/09-9/12) |
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Hello, Dolly! Hillbarn Theatre (4/15-5/09) |