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Tagged with: Magic Theatre

Stage Review

A hearty Amen! to ‘The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body’

Charles Lewis III -
At Magic Theatre, Lisa B. Thompson's play preaches holistic self-acceptance via three vivacious leads.
Stage Review

Promising ‘Richard II’ doesn’t quite take the crown

Charles Lewis III -
... and with this cast and stage design, that's a true historical tragedy.
Stage Review

In ‘Shipping & Handling,’ a meta sci-fi scan of AI and Blackness

Charles Lewis III -
Star Finch's latest delves into contemporary concerns about what kind of robots will take over the world.
Onstage

Star Finch’s ‘Shipping & Handling’ urges consideration of what we’re being delivered

Emily Wilson -
We spoke with the playwright about her most ambitious production to date.
Movies

Acclaimed ‘Sing Sing’ is a ‘dance’ between two Bay Area favorites

Pam Grady -
Colman Domingo and Sean San José talk about their decades-long friendship and collaboration—now manifested in new movie.
Onstage

A Route 66 trip to Steinbeck country spurred Octavio Solis’ ‘Mother Road’

Emily Wilson -
'Things still felt like, yeah, this is America during the Depression,' says playwright, whose latest is at Berkeley Rep.
Stage Review

A time-jumping tale of environmental degradation in ‘Garuda’s Wing’

Charles Lewis III -
Gripping tale and great ensemble work from Magic Theatre drive home heavy subject without bumper sticker platitudes.
Stage Review

Eviction breeds guerrillas as the people fight back in ‘Dirty White Teslas Make Me Sad’

Charles Lewis III -
Ashley Smiley's world premiere at Magic Theatre presses hot button issues through the lives of Black San Franciscans.
Onstage

Playwright Ashley Smiley takes on neighborhood diplacement and Tesla-stamped MDMA

Emily Wilson -
Her 'Dirty White Teslas Make Me Sad' at Magic Theatre is a personal take on gentrification and the city's loss.
Stage Review

‘Babes in Ho-lland’: Black lesbians deserve cute rom-coms, too

Charles Lewis III -
Unexpected love in the college dorm brings up memories of '90s sitcoms in Shotgun Players' latest.
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