Emily Wilson
In ‘Please Don’t Eat the Mangos,’ this Mami has secrets
Stage favorite Wilma Bonet on playing the matriarch of a Puerto Rican family during a hurricane in the Magic's new play.
How do you represent Black and Latino communities at major museum shows?
An innovative program at the de Young, whose staff is mostly white, brings diversity to Black Power and Frida Kahlo exhibit staff.
Creativity Explored branches out with ‘Of here from there’ exhibition
Artist Ana Teresa Fernández collaborates with the nonprofit's developmentally disabled artists for a show about migration and home.
Electrifying art of Black Power in ‘Soul of a Nation’
De Young show features works from height of the Movement, including SF's Mike Henderson and the Rainbow Sign gallery.
Springsteen meets surveillance state in ‘Born in East Berlin’
At SF Playhouse, playwright Rogelio Martinez explores the time the Boss played behind the Iron Curtain.
You’ve never seen a ‘Gatsby’ like this
One entire classic book, six hours, rave reviews. Elevator Repair Service brings its Fitzgerald treatment to Berkeley Rep.
In ‘The Children,’ nuclear disaster, strange twists, and surprising humor
Director Barbara Damashek and star Anne Darragh talk about the 'astonishing' heart in Aurora Theatre's new eco-thriller.
Playwright Ana Bayat lets us peek inside her ‘Mimi’s Suitcase’
Iranian revolution, Spanish flamenco, and US '80s pop collide in acclaimed solo show about her family history.
Cartooning the Japanese Internment, through George Takei’s eyes
In a book and show at the Cartoon Art Museum, illustrator Harmony Becker realizes a US tragedy in fine-grained detail.
A 24/7 switchboard connecting participants to ‘The Dead Woman’
In 'A morta,' Cinthia Marcelle fuses art, theater, and telecommunication—and yes, you can play at home.