Play

Offering a compelling reflection of what love is and can be, Berkeley TDPS’ “Wintertime” was as dazzling as gazing up at falling snowflakes.

Ollie: No pronouns. I can't say Y-O-U. X: No, no referencing of me in any form. 

No! Don’t look at the sun! That is the trick, remember?

San Francisco Playhouse’s “Cashed Out” spins a bold, blistering tale of resilience — one intent on dissecting the harmful rippling effects of addiction in the home.

This one-man production melds journalistic theater with comedy to analyze the sociopolitical impact of markers of division on individuals and communities.

“The Great Leap” takes place on a set that doesn’t change with only four actors moving about the space. Though it makes minimal use of props, the play never stopped being captivating and exciting.

Context means everything when it comes to cross-cultural representation. Without context, the beauty and intention of art is lost; the artist is forgotten.

Odcikin is an advocate for rehearsals being spaces for the very conversations that the play hopes to inspire among audience members.