Two People, Three Relationships
Megan Trout and Mark Jackson play two closely intertwined people living three different lives.
Read my review on KQED Arts. Read more
Hot Plays for Hot Days
Way over yonder on KQED Arts, I give a few recommendations of plays and musicals not to miss this summer. Head on over and
Munro Doctoring
Word for Word converts Alice Munro’s short stories to plays without changing a word.
That Was the Year That Was
The long wait is over! Here are my Top 10 Bay Area shows of 2014, on KQED Arts!
Holiday Treats, Hold the Chestnuts
Looking for new ways to ring in the holidays in the theater? Look no further than
my seasonal roundup on KQED Arts! Read more
A Candid Date with the Candidate
As satire goes, The Totalitarians is blunt, broad and messy in more ways than one.
The Fall of Bay Area Theater
The sheer volume of great theater going on around the Bay Area can be daunting. I’ve picked out a
few likely standouts to get you started. Read all about ’em on KQED Arts. Read more
Dancer Thinks Inside the Boxer
Dancer/choreographer Chris Black gets inside the head of legendary bareknuckle boxer John L. Sullivan.
Listening to the Bengsons
They’re running out of living, so a young couple decides to live a full 60 years together in the 100 days they have left.
My review of the Bengsons’ sublime indie-rock musical Hundred Days is on KQED Arts. Read more
What You Call Porn
Liberty Bradford Mitchell describes growing up amid the porn industry as the daughter of one of San Francisco’s Mitchell Brothers in her one-woman show plus backing band.
