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Onstage

Review: Men are pig(food) in ‘The Kind Ones’

Charles Lewis III -
Miranda Rose Hall's world premiere kicks off a new era for the Magic Theatre, with plenty of voracious squeals.
Dance

Review: SF Ballet leapt joyfully into electronic complexity with ‘Blake Works’

Rita Felciano -
Program II of Helgi Tómasson's final season also included his neoclassical jewel 'Caprice' and a Jerome Robbins favorite.
Onstage

Review: Electrifying ‘I, Too, Sing America’ contains multitudes

Kevin Madrigal -
At Brava Theatre, performers dance, sing, and rap about wide-ranging issues—but the show feels specific to Calle 24 culture.
Dance

Review: Volcanic ‘Mrs. Robinson’ heads up Helgi Tómasson’s final SF Ballet season

Rita Felciano -
Longtime artistic director exits with flag firmly planted in 21st century, but who can resist Balanchine's 'Symphony in C'?
Onstage

Review: Despite audience connection, ‘Freestyle Love’ not so ‘Supreme’

Charles Lewis III -
The upbeat Lin-Manuel Miranda-founded troupe mixes improv with hip-hop—but where's the beef?
Onstage

With ‘The Kind Ones,’ a gift play for a woman in a Montana shelter

Emily Wilson -
Miranda Rose Hall's new work at Magic Theatre contemplates what happens when systems fail.
Onstage

Review: ‘Swept Away’—bluegrass shanties on high seas, until a shocking twist

Charles Lewis III -
John Logan and the Avett Brothers' new musical at Berkeley Rep is near-perfection—but maybe should come with a warning.
Onstage

Review: ‘Woman in Black’ gives all the right scares

Charles Lewis III -
'London's longest-running ghost story' comes to the Strand—delivering a good kind of terror for our times.
Performance

Review: Gay love story ‘Gently Down the Stream’ stirs few ripples

Charles Lewis III -
At New Conservatory, a technically well-done play by the author of 'Bent' seems too familiar even for rom-com territory.
Dance

Review: SF ballet delivers comforting ‘Nutcracker’ in less-than-plum circumstances

Charles Lewis III -
Clara battles giant pests and reaches wonderland—a hopeful contemporary parallel, if only the audience could keep up.

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