When a dying girl and a hacker fall in love, they do the tango — at Shotgun Players through Nov. 17.
A high school girls’ dance team experiences the pangs of adolescence together
In Suzan-Lori Parks’ play, a black artist decides to sell himself as a slave to his white best friend.
A.C.T. brings the 1980s back to life in Caryl Churchill’s prescient document from that decade.
When a Japanese teenager goes missing in 1979, her sister falls apart in Francis Turnly’s family drama.
Corporate America destroys the health of an African American family and their community in Christina Anderson’s play
In Ike Holter’s play, the city of Chicago is set to close a high school that serves people of color and children from low-income backgrounds.
Annie Baker’s play succeeds at recreating the monotony of sweeping up other people’s fallen popcorn — at Shotgun Players through Sept. 22.
A warrior, a princess and a queen unite to fight an evil dictator in 17th-century Delhi, at Cal Shakes through Sept. 8.
On Oct. 9, San Francisco Playhouse presents the world premiere of The Daughters, featuring characters based on Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin.
