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Throughout the play, the dichotomy between the young characters and the deeply rooted, traumatic questions they face is underscored by exceptional acting and adept technical choices that push the audience to question themselves.

Brimming with magic in every sense of the word, Broadway SF’s “Aladdin” was a testament to the power of storytelling and imagination.

Penning daring, cathartic pop ballads, Rapp joins the ranks of Olivia Rodrigo and Lauren Spencer Smith, ushering in a new era of bold vocals and big emotions. 

Witty, topical and brimming with heart, “Come From Away” seeks to “honor what was lost” but also “commemorate what we found.”

If there ever was a pop concert in the 16th century, it would undeniably be what “Six” has brought to life on stage.

Dynamic and confident, Epps channeled this energy into the Pasadena Playhouse, steering the historic venue into new waters with resounding success.

Broadway SF is known for its high production value, and this Bay Area revival of the Broadway original “Mean Girls” is just, like, so fetch.

With masterful command over these personal nuances, author Steve Levenson, composers Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and the 2023 touring cast of “Dear Evan Hansen” bring the audience to tears on several occasions.

The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus performed its annual Holiday Spectacular on Dec. 11, bringing warmth and joy to the eager audience.

Creating an enjoyable, laugh-along adventure, “The Pajama Game” accomplishes exactly what it sets out to: an easy-watching comedy experience.