Advice for Ferry Riders: “Tiny Beautiful Things” is a Destination
As noted in an earlier post, this play promised to rock the house…the San Francisco Playhouse, that is. Having finally seen the work, we can … Read more
As noted in an earlier post, this play promised to rock the house…the San Francisco Playhouse, that is. Having finally seen the work, we can … Read more
While the Golden State Warriors have fled the East Bay for greener pastures, REAL ancient heroes are on prominent display at the Berkeley Art Museum … Read more
Classical (Re)Vision, SF Ballet’s second program of the 2020 Repertory Season continues through February 22. Jennifer Stahl (here in a studio image by Erik Tomasson) … Read more
As noted in an earlier post, the Berkeley Rep is staging a blockbuster this month as Gatz makes its Bay Area debut. According to spokesmen, the … Read more
What’s a guy to do to get over the post-Valentine Day’s blues? Take it to the Track. You might even get lucky. A field of … Read more
Magic Theatre has announced the cast and creative team for the company’s first production of 2020, the World Premiere of Ricardo Pérez González’s DON’T EAT … Read more
Ferry riders often feel like “outsiders,” using this unique mode of transportation in defiance of the common modes of cramped conveyance. “Outsider Art” is regarded … Read more
George Balanchine’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream will be part of SF Ballet’s 2020 Season, with performances March 6–15, featuring Esteban Hernandez, who was promoted to principal … Read more
While gangplanks are more familiar to ferry riders, than runways, we suggest that the fashion-conscious among you check out the San Francisco Ballet’s 2020 Auxiliary Fashion … Read more
San Francisco Playhouse announced complete casting for the Bay Area premiere of Tiny Beautiful Things by Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominated writer and actress Nia Vardalos, based on the … Read more