theater

With its gifted cast and a playwright with an expansive vision, “Train Stories” is a play of extensive scope and simple scale. It challenges ideas on what it means to do the right thing, and how the everyday is constantly informed by the past.

Happy Barbenheimer for those who celebrated! For those who didn’t, you definitely missed out on an amazing cultural experience.

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

When you see my name on a name tag or written somewhere, I get that you’ll likely use the English pronunciation. You can’t know how I say my name until I tell you.

Soothing with intense melancholia and insistent cadence, Blood Orange embodies heartache on his latest EP.

“Hotter Than Egypt” is a commendable investigation of the nuances of the emotional tug-of-war called love.

“August: Osage County” brilliantly explores themes of addiction, love and generational trauma through the extended Weston family.

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

An exploration of childhood, parental expectations and individuality, the musical’s Betta cast and its lovable, quirky characters stole the show at San Francisco’s Children’s Creativity Center.