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Bardy Music: A Musical Rendition of Shakespeare Strikes...
Lou Fancher • 07/23/2014 4:00 am

Resisting the temptation to cast all-male or all-female players in a play that often receives gender-bending casting, director Jon Tracy shakes up William Shakespeare's…

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Toe-to-Toe: A Small Dancer Swallows a Heavyweight Champ...
Lily Janiak • 07/16/2014 4:00 am

In Tough, dance artist Chris Black's portrayal of John L. Sullivan isn't exactly straight out of central casting. She's 9 inches shorter than the…

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Sketchy: A New Show from a Veteran Performer...
Lily Janiak • 07/02/2014 4:00 am

In Each and Every Thing, his new solo show at the Marsh, Dan Hoyle lodges complaints that most of us, save the most zealous…

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Nickled and Dimed: A Classic Play About a...
Lou Fancher • 07/02/2014 4:00 am

Profane poetry and the art — or lack thereof — of the superior swindle are playwright David Mamet's domain. Whether you judge the Pulitzer…

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Staging the Impossible: Local Theaters Take on Daunting...
Lily Janiak • 06/18/2014 4:00 am

Word for Word, as its name suggests, is perhaps unique among theater companies in that, in adapting works for the stage, it doesn't change…

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Creek Coming-of-Age: A Teen Grows Up Fast With...
Lou Fancher • 06/18/2014 4:00 am

Navel-gazing gains novelty in Shotgun Players' Daylighting: The Berkeley Stories Project, a new play written by Dan Wolf and directed by Rebecca Novick. Three…

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Spicing It Up: Theatre of Yugen Inverts Its...
Lily Janiak • 06/04/2014 4:00 am

This Lingering Life, which opens this week, is a departure for playwright Chiori Miyagawa and producing company Theatre of Yugen. The Mission District-based ensemble,…

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