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A love reappraised in ‘Grandma & Me,’ lesbian telenovela drama in ‘Overlooked Latinas’

Charles Lewis III -
At The Marsh SF, solo shows by Brian Copeland and Tina D'Elia gain much from the electric charge of a live audience
Performance

Live Shots: Lewis Black brought spunk—and plenty of F bombs—to Regency Ballroom

Jon Bauer -
The comedian took aim at Fleet Week, California's high-speed rail debacle, Herschel Walker, and COVID loneliness.
Stage Review

Godot, with laughter: Bill Irwin’s ‘On Beckett’ underlines the playwright’s humor, humanity

Marke B. -
At ACT, the Tony-winning clown brilliantly demonstrates his lasting obsession with the imposing Irish genius
Onstage

“I’ll make it even wilder”: Bill Irwin takes ‘On Beckett’

Emily Wilson -
The accomplished physical comedian brings his ever-changing relationship with the Irish playwright's work to the A.C.T.
Stage Review

2 very San Franciscan blood baths, to take the edge off

Charles Lewis III -
Killing My Lobster's 'Freddy Krueger's Day Off' and Misfit Cabaret's 'Bite' bleed true.
Stage Review

Irma Herrera takes on tricky identity issues in ‘Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name?’

Charles Lewis III -
At The Marsh Berkeley, the Tejana civil rights lawyer connects her story to the current state of the world
Stage Review

Clash of generations in ‘Aunt Jack’ hilariously upends LGBTQ+ cliches

Charles Lewis III -
Nora Brigid Monahan's West Coast premiere at New Conservatory seizes on familiar genre tropes to tell a necessary story
Stage Review

Rousing ‘Indecent’ is a celebration of Judaism and theater

Charles Lewis III -
SF Playhouse production of Paula Vogel's play delves deep in the past to question the political role of art
Stage Review

Naming the wave: Christina Anderson’s ‘the ripple’ dives into deep waters

Charles Lewis III -
World premiere multigenerational drama at Berkeley Rep swims through acts of righteous rebellion
Stage Review

Transporting ‘Passengers’ comforts as it thrills

Marke B. -
Acrobatic fantasia at A.C.T. gets plenty of steam from romantic train imagery and talented 7 Fingers company

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