Gentrification is a literal and proverbial ghost in the atmospheric Bay Area premiere of Isaac Gómez’s new play.
Bay Area theater was ready to come roaring back. Enter the Delta variant, stage left.
Award-winning playwright Lauren Yee’s ‘Song of Summer’ is too weighed down by clichés.
Before returning to live crowds, the influential fest brings a slate of surreal new streaming offerings.
One of the first in-door theater productions in a year is a timely reminder of government-sanctioned anti-Asian racism.
Stacy Ross pulls off the long con in Christopher Chen’s solo show about lying for the ‘right’ reasons.
Actors slip in and out of character in Lisa Peterson’s Virginia Woolf meta-adaptation.
The date 4/20 took on an entirely new significance this year.
The Berkeley company opens 2021 with a quiet drama about literally trying to hear God during a pandemic.
The American Conservatory Theater brings three staged readings to audiences in live streamed series.