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Theater
Two Truths and a Lie, in Actually
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 03/28/2019 4:35 pm

Anna Ziegler’s play at the Aurora Theatre (through May 5) investigates a college freshman’s claim that she was raped.

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‘Namaste’ is a Dirty Word, in Yoga Play
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 03/25/2019 2:40 pm

In Dipika Guha’s play, a CEO practices her dog-eat-dog and cobra poses, at San Francisco Playhouse.

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The Great Leap Trips and Stumbles Forward
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 03/18/2019 3:08 pm

A high school basketball player’s hoop dreams include meeting the Communist father he’s never met, at A.C.T. through March 31.

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The Things She Carried, In Her Portmanteau
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 03/13/2019 2:39 pm

Mfoniso Udofia unpacks a host of conflicting emotions when she reunites a mother with the daughter she gave up — at A.C.T.’s Strand Theater through March 31.

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Pay Me What You Owe Me in Strindberg’s...
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 02/25/2019 12:18 pm

The Ibsen contemporary has no interest in reconciliation, and in this updated version of the play — at Aurora Theatre through March 3 — flirtations give way to hellfire.

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The Lizard Brain Evolves in Edward Albee’s Seascape
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 02/13/2019 10:47 am

In Pam MacKinnon’s directorial debut at A.C.T., Edward Albee’s play about marriage and humanoid lizards never becomes silly or melodramatic.

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Changing Faces in King of the Yees
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 02/04/2019 5:46 pm

Lauren Yee’s meta-narrative about Chinese heritage (and gangster Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow) is full of ‘delightful bursts of irony, witty social commentary, and flashes of unrestrained joy.’

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You’ve Got a Friend in When We Were...
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 01/29/2019 12:14 am

Sarah Treem’s play (at Custom Made Theatre through Feb. 9) is set in 1972 at a bed-and-breakfast that serves as a shelter in more than one sense.

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The African Dream, in Mfoniso Udofia’s America
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 01/24/2019 10:39 am

Two plays in her “Ufot Family Cycle” make their Bay Area premieres this season, showing the Nigerian Civil War through one clan’s experience.

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Lord of the Dance Moves in Paradise Square
by Jeffrey Edalatpour • 01/14/2019 6:19 pm

In this new musical — at Berkeley Rep through Feb. 24 — there’s so much going on plot-wise that much else gets swallowed up.

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