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Review: AI takes control in ‘Big Data’s stunning world premiere in SF
Kate Attwell's new sci-fi drama explores Artificial Intelligence's hold on our lives in ways that will surprise you.
Taylor Mac back in Bay Area to capture centuries of queer history in song
Theater star comes to UC Berkeley to perform 'Bark of Millions,' which traces history of queer music to the origin of modern LGBTQ movement.
‘Manahatta’ Review: Brutal American origin story pulls no punches in Berkeley
Mary Kathryn Nagle's drama at Aurora Theatre links history of Manhattan to present-day ravages of Colonialism.
New SF play conjures ‘a pho restaurant in the Matrix’
How do we know that the world we’re living in is real? It’s a question that philosophers have grappled with for centuries, and one that has gained more cultural currency...
Review: Troubled superstar explodes onto the stage in ‘MJ’
A portrait of Michael Jackson's relentless pursuit of perfection emerges in touring jukebox musical.
San Jose Stage presents a play for a divided America, then and now
'People Where They Are,' by Berkeley playwright Anthony Clarvoe, looks at formative time for civil rights, labor movements.
Review: Young love and privilege collide onstage in Berkeley
Deneen Reynolds-Knott's new play about love among college students gets a world premiere run at Shotgun Players in Berkeley.
Michael Jackson musical explores star’s world-shaking talent
Playwright Lynn Nottage and crew faced challenge to capture full picture of Michael Jackson's Jackson’s life and musical legacy.
What the heck is a ‘Wheel of Death’ and what is it doing in SF?
New Cirque du Soleil production 'Kooza' boasts a 'Wheel of Death' and other \thrilling acts -- it opens in SF Jan. 17.
Sketchfest 2024: Here are 12 shows you shouldn’t miss
From members of Monty Python to Kids in the Hall, here are a dozen recommended shows st SF Sketchfest.