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SF Playhouse’s staging of ‘Clue’ is a real whodunnit

Our critic finds the play's talented cast and director working with a proverbial dead body.

In ‘Mondragola,’ a young radical faces down—Machiavelli?

Central Works’ season opener lampoons theatre itself, just as much as politics.

With joy and uplift, COLORFORMS leaps from screen to stage at SF Ballet

COVID forced choreographer Myles Thatcher to film his new dance at arts institutions; now it debuts live

Monk ado about belief and destiny in Luis Alfaro’s ‘The Travelers’

The playwright's recent work at Magic Theater followed a monastery suffering a crisis of faith and funds.

‘Cambodian Rock Band’ faces down terrors of genocide with zingers and jams

Lauren Yee's musical at the Berkeley Rep interrogates a terrible history with song.

Best of the Bay Editors’ Pick: Stage Werx

A mighty little venue that embodies the spirit of independent theater in the Bay Area

Fizzy and full of song: You’ll get a kick out of ‘Anything Goes’

42nd Street Moon's production of the Noel Coward chestnut boasts a game cast and plenty of familiar tunes.

‘Getting There’ wove Ugly American tropes into Parisian storylines of love and loss

Dipika Guha’s world premiere one-act at New Conservatory entertained as it lampooned.

Radio play ‘The Forever Wave’ imagines a climate-drowned SF of 2070

Writer Nicole Gluckstern and a diverse cast take to the airwaves to ask, What will emerge when our systems collapse?

Erin Merritt stirs domestic terrorism, violent rhetoric—and humor!—into ‘Tea Party’

The director, weathering ALS, fulfills a decade-long dream to stage Gordon Dahlquist's scabrous satire.

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