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Charles Lewis III
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Charles Lewis III is a San Francisco-born journalist, theatre artist, and arts critic. You can find dodgy evidence of this at thethinkingmansidiot.wordpress.com
Stage Review
Sharp & Fine’s ‘A Detective Story’ danced seductively around its central mystery
October 28, 2024
World premiere at Z Space offered queer love, monstrous transformations supernatural moves... and a lingering question.
Stage Review
In ‘Breed or Bust,’ Joyful Raven puts a face on vital reproduction issues—hers
October 25, 2024
Moving and hilarious solo show at the Marsh SF tackles relationships, abortion, birth control with poignant urgency.
Stage Review
Fabulous alien scares aplenty in ‘Fatal Abduction’—just watch that anal probe
October 22, 2024
The latest Terror Vault installation has an elaborate backstory, lots of green goo, and, of course, a wormhole.
Stage Review
MAGAphobia: Brian Copeland reckons with Trump’s Kool-Aid drinkers at The Marsh
October 17, 2024
In 'The Great American Shit Show,' performer's sharp gaze turns to the intersection of bigotry and trauma.
Stage Review
AXIS moved from Swiss cheese moon to games of ardor in ‘Ecos’
October 16, 2024
In three new works at ODC, the company—which features dancers with disabilities—showed a wide and engrossing range.
Stage Review
A terrific tour through Transatlantic African dance in ‘RaÃces et Résistance’
October 15, 2024
Co-creators Susana Arenas Pedroso and Bongo Sidibe fill Dance Mission with eye-popping costumes and energetic moves.
Stage Review
In ‘Takes All Kinds,’ a trip through red states brings out complex humanity
October 14, 2024
Dan Hoyle's latest chameleonic exercise in 'theater journalism' reveals deep stories behind the stereotypes.
Stage Review
‘Ode to Jane’: Flying high in the Tenderloin for abortion rights
October 9, 2024
Flyaway Productions' latest sees death-defying dancers dangling above while trenchant pro-choice voices play.
Stage Review
Rapping out historical trauma across the Rio Grande in ‘Mexodus’
October 7, 2024
Little-known history of enslaved people escaping to Mexico is brought to exhilarating musical life at Berkeley Rep.
Stage Review
Latine update of Coward’s ‘Private Lives’ added layers to 100-year-old toxic tale
October 6, 2024
At ACT, director K.J. Sanchez's race-bent casting discovered new depths in the marriage-is-hell comedy.
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