All’s Well That Ends Well is considered a problem play, and it doesn’t take long to understand why. Billed as…
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Shakespeare is an endearing and enduring tradition of summer that thrives in big cities and small towns all over America,…
It’s really no coincidence that the title of Jamie Wax’s monologue, “Call Me Izzy,” now onstage at Studio 54 under…
“One of the Good Ones” is a funny but uneven meditation on Mexican identity in Southern California – and perhaps…
“Yellow Face” is the darling of Broadway these days. It’s up for a Tony for Best Revival of a Play,…
“House of India “is an engaging, sometimes quite funny, take on South Asian immigrants in the American Midwest. Set in…
It was a pleasure to see San Francisco Playhouse’s winning production of the multi-layered, complex, yet heartfelt “The Curious Incident…
“Crumbs from the Table of Joy” is an entertaining, engaging, and engrossing two-act play about the life of the African…
The composer-lyricist Adam Guettel clearly has a connection to characters who feel trapped – whether it be Clara, the twentysomething…
A kidnapping, a gold digger, a whistling bricklayer, mysterious notations on a spouse’s calendar, a murder and endless cups of…
In a theatre industry with an overabundance of talent, it’s rare to find a voice that can stop you in…
Let’s face it: for decades, anything has been fair game these days as the source for a musical, from “Les…