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Charles Lewis III

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

Bolivian independence fighter gets her due in La Lengua Teatro’s ‘Las Azurduy’

One woman's voice expands into triptych, while the actresses' talents echo.
Stage Review

‘My Parents Came to America’ mines first-generation frustrations for welcome laughs

Killing My Lobster's new show navigates the people who know how to pronounce 'Schwarzenegger'—but not their friend's name.
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Finally, ‘Follies’—a loving tribute to a theater era long gone by

SF Playhouse stages the Sondheim favorite after years of delays, with showgirls and old hoofers in spades
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Going medieval on queer fantasy in ‘Deal with the Dragon’

Fire-breathing co-dependency and a fetching drag Maleficent in Kevin Rolston's solo show at the Magic
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The buck stops and/or starts with gentrification in ‘Dream Hou$e’

Two sisters must decide to preserve a family legacy or jump at a possible payday in Shotgun Players' latest
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In ‘Sanctuary City,’ the teetering fates of two star-crossed DREAMers

Martyna Majok’s play at Berkeley Rep offers a damning, impressionistic view of immigration policy post-9/11
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‘Boys Go to Jupiter’ asks, Can social media backlash really make someone more racist?

Word for Word's provocative staging of Danielle Evans’ short story delves into one of the era's obsessive questions
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At Aurora Theatre, the ‘Wives’ shine through—and so do the mistresses

Jaclyn Backhaus' play brings historical women behind famous men to sad and hilarious life, with shining actors and direction
Stage Review

Circus Bella climbs, clowns, contorts in ‘Flip * Flop * Fly’

13th season sees adventurous troupe out in the parks again, this time aiming to delight the little ones.
Stage Review

SF Mime Troupe tackles phony liberal nostalgia in ‘Back to the Way Things Were’

For its 63rd season, the Troupe returns outdoors for a sci-fi skewering of Obama-era pieties.
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