BroadwaySF

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

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.

Tim Burton’s beloved 1988 horror comedy “Beetlejuice” has been transformed into a vibrant stage musical, and its unhinged demon protagonist has spawned in Golden Gate Theatre to wreak havoc on the Bay Area.

It’s magnificent, it’s breathtaking, it’s seductively corseted in ribbon and lace — it’s “Moulin Rouge!” at the Orpheum Theatre.

The Beatles’ beloved music has successfully transcended generations, and Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles is helping keep their flourishing legacy alive.

BroadwaySF’s “A Christmas Carol” is lighthearted fun and a perfect way to spend some quality time with loved ones this Christmas season.

“Jesus Christ Superstar” does not sell itself short in any respect; not in its music, not in its choreography and not in its effort of providing an exciting, thoughtful retelling of the days leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion, and BroadwaySF’s production of this complex musical will absolutely take your breath away.

For what it is, BroadwaySF’s production of “The SpongeBob Musical” did well at leaning into the campy humor of its source material, never trying to take itself more seriously than its audience.