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‘Hear Our Voices’: How many colors are in that Pride flag?
Ambitious ‘Galileo’ discovers a musical universe all its own
Mythic TikTok: Ancient heartbreak gets a Gen Z update in ‘Red Red Red’
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April 15, 2024
The Tony nominee returns to Michael R. Jackson's lauded play at ACT—and brings a deep connection to his mother.
Stage Review
Outsize passions of Carmen and Frida take centerstage in ‘Dos Mujeres’
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April 11, 2024
Premieres by Arielle Smith and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa at SF Ballet bring two well-known women to vivid life.
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Spring (and the future) is in the air in Alonzo King’s latest show
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April 9, 2024
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Ranger, activist, housewife, centenarian: ‘Sign My Name to Freedom’ traces an extraordinary life
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April 4, 2024
Betty Reid Soskin's continuing journey is set to music—and portrayed by four actors—at Z Space.
Stage Review
Shotgun’s ‘Midsummer’ misfires with broad caricatures, ‘Family Guy’ gags
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April 2, 2024
The chemistry is good, but director William Hodgson buries Shakespeare's classic in "go big" gestures.
Onstage
102-year-old heroine Betty Reid Soskin’s journey premieres on Bay Area stage
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Comedy
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The local comedian-educator uses humor as a tool when teaching college-level courses at Elmwood Correctional Facility.
Stage Review
In poignant ‘The Far Country,’ immigrants caught in an endless cycle of abuse
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Lloyd Suh's Berkeley Rep premiere shows the racist US system's damaging affects on Chinese workers.
Dance
After 65 years, Alvin Ailey Dance Theater still exalts Black life and modern movement
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March 24, 2024
Duke Ellington, Alonzo King, and six decades of classics are on tap for company's latest Cal Performances residency.
Stage Review
Jewelle Gomez’s ‘Unpacking in P’Town’ lights out on 1959 chosen family vacay
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March 21, 2024
Playwright says her latest calls upon real life, but its catty quintet seem oddly divorced from the times.
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