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Jonathan Moscone

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    January 20, 2012

    Theater Podcast: Berkeley Rep's Ghost Light Confounds Our Critics

    ​Some plays need to be hashed over with a friend. SF Weekly theater reviewers Lily Janiak and Benjamin Wachs recently caught Ghost Light, the Berkeley Repertory Theatre's ambitious exploration of the son of assassinated San Francisco mayor John Moscone finding himself haunted by his father's dea ... More >>

  • Culture

    February 9, 2011

    "Clybourne Park" and "Next to Normal": Grief Hits Home

    ​Some plays need to be hashed over with a friend. SF Weekly theater reviewers Lily Janiak and Benjamin Wachs recently caught Ghost Light, the Berkeley Repertory Theatre's ambitious exploration of the son of assassinated San Francisco mayor John Moscone finding himself haunted by his father's dea ... More >>

  • Culture

    January 12, 2011

    Ten Must-See Spring Season Bay Area Plays

    ​Some plays need to be hashed over with a friend. SF Weekly theater reviewers Lily Janiak and Benjamin Wachs recently caught Ghost Light, the Berkeley Repertory Theatre's ambitious exploration of the son of assassinated San Francisco mayor John Moscone finding himself haunted by his father's dea ... More >>

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    January 5, 2011

    A Neighborhood in Black and White

    ​Some plays need to be hashed over with a friend. SF Weekly theater reviewers Lily Janiak and Benjamin Wachs recently caught Ghost Light, the Berkeley Repertory Theatre's ambitious exploration of the son of assassinated San Francisco mayor John Moscone finding himself haunted by his father's dea ... More >>

  • Culture

    July 23, 2008

    Also Playing

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    July 16, 2008

    Oscar Wilde's view of women in politics not ideal

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

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    November 29, 2006

    Letters to the Editor

    Week of Wednesday, November 29, 2006

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    October 11, 2006

    Also Playing

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

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    October 4, 2006

    Also Playing

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    September 27, 2006

    Town and Country

    A new look at an old Shakespeare draws a clever link between urban and rural

  • Culture

    September 14, 2005

    Encore

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    September 7, 2005

    Encore

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    August 24, 2005

    Encore

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    August 17, 2005

    Encore

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    August 10, 2005

    Encore

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    August 3, 2005

    Encore

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    July 27, 2005

    The Picnic Papers

    Cal Shakes' outdoor, sprawling Nicholas Nickleby moves fast enough to hold your attention

  • Culture

    September 1, 2004

    Fooling the Audience

    A light, elegant, and appropriately deceitful Earnest

  • Culture

    April 7, 2004

    Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theatre

  • Culture

    March 31, 2004

    Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theatre

  • Culture

    March 24, 2004

    Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

  • Culture

    March 17, 2004

    Ghosts

    Director Jonathan Moscone's production of Ghosts at Berkeley Rep is a thing of beauty

  • Culture

    June 11, 2003

    We Petty Men

    Julius Caesar is best when we don't push the modern parallels

  • Culture

    August 21, 2002

    Taking Wing

    Cal Shakes uses an appropriately light touch with Chekhov's "comedy"

  • Culture

    July 17, 2002

    Sound and Fury

    Cal Shakes' Macbeth places the art before the horse

  • Culture

    June 19, 2002

    A Midsummer Night's Dream

    The magical, unearthly delights of Shakespeare's classic come to life in a new production

  • Culture

    September 26, 2001

    Twelfth Night

    A fresh, fun interpretation, set in the 1930s, at the California Shakespeare Festival

  • Culture

    June 20, 2001

    Brilliant Strangeness

    Jenny Bacon makes Shakespeare's odd play worth it

  • Culture

    August 9, 2000

    A Guide for the Perplexed

    To some people, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead is still avant-garde

  • Culture

    June 14, 2000

    Play Out the Play

    The Taming of the Shrew

  • Calendar

    November 12, 1997

    Night+Day

    The Taming of the Shrew

  • Culture

    June 7, 1995

    Image Is Everything

    Spectacular visual effects invigorate An Ideal Husband; the doggish antics of Kingfish

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