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In ‘Breed or Bust,’ Joyful Raven puts a face on vital reproduction issues—hers

Moving and hilarious solo show at the Marsh SF tackles relationships, abortion, birth control with poignant urgency.

Under the Stars: Ezra Collective would like you to please keep dancing

Plus: Mill Valley Music Fest early birds, Kendra Morris is retrotastic, Peanut Butter Wolf gets jingle-jangle, more new music

Quiet, please: Mummenschanz is still miming magic 50 years on

'It’s poetic, it’s playful, it’s interactive' says founder Floriana Frassetto of troupe's iconic human slinkys and toilet paper faces.

Live Shots: The National broke free from stage, sang from among the sad dads at Greek Theatre

Vocalist Matt Berninger led the emotive group through a boundless, buoyant and nearly two-hour set that probed the tragedies of middle-age.

AXIS moved from Swiss cheese moon to games of ardor in ‘Ecos’

In three new works at ODC, the company—which features dancers with disabilities—showed a wide and engrossing range.

Screen Grabs: ‘Woman of the Hour’ is one of the best of the year

Anna Kendrick's directorial debut chills. Plus: Legal thrills in 'The Goldman Case,' tragic 'Nurse Unseen,' more new movies

A terrific tour through Transatlantic African dance in ‘Raíces et Résistance’

Co-creators Susana Arenas Pedroso and Bongo Sidibe fill Dance Mission with eye-popping costumes and energetic moves.

In ‘Takes All Kinds,’ a trip through red states brings out complex humanity

Dan Hoyle's latest chameleonic exercise in 'theater journalism' reveals deep stories behind the stereotypes.

Rapping out historical trauma across the Rio Grande in ‘Mexodus’

Little-known history of enslaved people escaping to Mexico is brought to exhilarating musical life at Berkeley Rep.

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

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