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Baking Up a Revolution
SF Mime Troupe writer Michael Gene Sullivan whips up a satire about a revolutionary baking circle for Central Works.
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Dracula Rises from Graves
A Scotland Yard inspector has come to interrogate the surviving protagonists of Stoker’s novel.
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Render Unto Cesare an Audience
The Lion and the Fox shows young Machiavelli meeting a man who exemplified qualities that would later be known as “Machiavellian”: Cesare Borgia.
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Richard in Thirds
William Shakespeare wrote plays about all the other Richards that served as kings of England, and even wrote trilogies about a couple of Henrys,…
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The Man Who Loved Women
Congressman Roy Armstrong loves women. As he’s quick to tell anyone who asks, being raised by a working-class single mother gave him a profound…
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After Him, the Deluge
Mesmeric Revelation…Before Edgar Allen Poe has nothing to do with Edgar Allen Poe. The second play that Los Angeles writer/director Aaron Henne has created…
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Homer Invasion
For some reason The Odyssey has been getting a lot of theatrical attention around the Bay Area this year. This summer Stanford Summer Theater…
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Anonymous by Chekhov by Graves
Let’s get this out of the way first. An Anonymous Story by Anton Chekhov isn’t one of Chekhov’s plays. Like most Central Works plays,…