Emily Wilson
Austen, downstairs, in ‘The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberly’
Neiry Rojo and Marin Theatre Company cast play off 'Pride & Prejudice' from the servants' point of view.
As a queer POC, El Beh finds joy in playing ‘Mary Poppins’
Actor sees the gently radical side of the classic, class-conscious children's musical character in SF Playhouse production.
‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ as a holiday opera, bumbling angel and all
Frank Capra's 1946 classic debuts at SF Opera—although a few things have changed along the way.
In ‘Pike St.,’ embodying a caring community in crisis mode
Playwright and solo performer Nilaja Sun showcases her Lower East Side neighborhood's resilience after Hurricane Sandy.
In ‘Parting Practice,’ greeting death with ritual and humor
Author-performer Lindsay Tunkl's unique workshops invite participants to explore their fears of death, dying, and haunting.
Sisters tell stories of undocumented Filipina caregivers in ‘Chasing Papeles’
At Bindlestiff Studio, Andrea Almario's play (directed with her sister Aureen) offers a unique perspective of the immigrant experience.
South Asian film fest 3rd i looks anew at a changing region
From director Indu Krishnan's tech-transformed Bangalore to musical life near Myanmar, the 16th annual event offers timely connections.
Post-human radical inclusivity, center-stage in ‘Beyond Gravity’
Choreographer Jess Curtis and company emphasize disabled access in a futuristic performance series at Counterpulse.
From uproarious meme to poignant play (with salad)
Sheila Callaghan talks gender roles, cultural rage, and her 'Women Laughing Alone with Salad' at Shotgun Players.
Pucks to plays: Former hockey pro brings drama to Magic Theatre
As 'The Resting Place' opens, playwright Ashlin Halfnight compares the teamwork of contact sports to the stage.