TheatreTV + Web Ali Wong By Elisa Leonelli on October 2, 2019 I was already familiar with the work of Randall Park. I had interviewed him in 2014 for... Read more →
Theatre Rigor As Fun & Feistiness By Sylvie Drake on October 2, 2019 When you do the right thing as you see it, the dominant feeling is that you can't go... Read more →
Theatre 1 Gem of the Ocean: Salvation and Memory By Sylvie Drake on October 2, 2019 Written by three-time Pulitzer Prize-winner August Wilson in 2003, and now playing at A... Read more →
Theatre 1 On Beckett: Language Meets Body By Sylvie Drake on September 25, 2019 It’s unclear if many of the people attending Bill Irwin’s opening night at the Kirk... Read more →
Theatre Grim and Rosy Views of Aging: Storm, Fern Hill plus Gloomy Sunday By David Sheward on September 25, 2019 Reality is a slippery proposition in the plays of French dramatist Florian Zeller. In... Read more →
Theatre 1 A Coen Poem Not By Sylvie Drake on September 25, 2019 It doesn’t take an English lit background to get a mild kick out of the world premiere... Read more →
Theatre 1 A Latin Lesson Late in Coming By Sylvie Drake on September 18, 2019 It’s axiomatic: the better the performer, the more difficult it is to give him the... Read more →
DanceTheatre Dancing Rings Around Gertrude By Sylvie Drake on September 18, 2019 Is it a play? Is it a dance? Is it a play dance will enhance? Or is it a playful... Read more →
DanceTheatre How to Heal When Everyone is Wounded? By Ann Haskins on September 11, 2019 Choreographer Erika Chong Shuch has traded the fog of her San Francisco home base for... Read more →
Theatre Tom Hiddleston Stars in Betrayal, Pinter’s Puzzle Play By David Sheward on September 11, 2019 Performing a Harold Pinter play is a delicate balance to borrow a phrase from the... Read more →
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