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Tagged with: Shotgun Players

Stage Review

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

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

‘Collective Rage’: 5 Betties, a puppet, a vaginal hand mirror, and some yummy ice cream

Charles Lewis III -
Laughing to keep from crying at Shotgun Players' production of Jen Silverman’s play.
Stage Review

‘Best Available’: For theater lovers, uncomfortable in all the right ways

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Shotgun Players' production wends through the tangle of absurdities of being artistic in a capitalist world.
Stage Review

Shotgun’s ‘Midsummer’ misfires with broad caricatures, ‘Family Guy’ gags

Charles Lewis III -
The chemistry is good, but director William Hodgson buries Shakespeare's classic in "go big" gestures.
Stage Review

Don’t wake up from SF Ballet’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ too soon

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Costumes by Christian LaCroix and excellent dancing quickly put viewers under Balanchine and Shakespeare's spell.
Stage Review

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

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Unexpected love in the college dorm brings up memories of '90s sitcoms in Shotgun Players' latest.
Arts + Culture

Ignore the plot: ‘The Great Comet’ seeks to entertain

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With a cast of two dozen, the Shotgun Players have a blast. Shame about the dropped COVID restrictions.
Stage Review

‘Man of God’: High school avengers seek to slay for thousand sexist cuts

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Trigger warning: This review and the production it covers address the topics of sexual harassment, sexual assault, incest, and eating disorders. At the traditional pre-show...
Stage Review

The buck stops and/or starts with gentrification in ‘Dream Hou$e’

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Two sisters must decide to preserve a family legacy or jump at a possible payday in Shotgun Players' latest
Onstage

Review: Vivid ‘Passing Strange’ gets a timely revival from Shotgun Players

Charles Lewis III -
Stew's 2007 musical is an essential expansion of Black representation—stretched out, however, it loses some power
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