Shotgun Players’ polite production of two Washington lobbyists and their prey runs through June 22.
Frank Galati directs a stunning production of Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist play, at A.C.T. through June 23.
An atheist and a gay teenager each question their relationship to the Bible in this Berkeley Rep production.
Jordan’s got the wedding bell blues in Joshua Harmon’s (un)romantic comedy, at SF Playhouse.
A soulless adaptation of Uncle Vanya at Custom Made Theatre — but one with lots of great jazz.
Catharsis comes late in life for the matriarch of the Ufot family, by Mfoniso Udofia.
Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson affirm the humanity of the Calais Jungle immigrants.
Gesturing towards performance art and dance, Geoff Sobelle’s carefully choreographed work honors domesticity and the mime.
Anna Ziegler’s play at the Aurora Theatre (through May 5) investigates a college freshman’s claim that she was raped.
In Dipika Guha’s play, a CEO practices her dog-eat-dog and cobra poses, at San Francisco Playhouse.
