SF Oasis brings back 'Fresh Prince'- and yes, there's a Carlton danceOasis revives Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, blending nostalgia with contemporary empowerment through Black representation.
Review: Back to the Future' musical's re-entry is a little bumpyThe DeLorean production in San Francisco captivates with nostalgia, but lacks the emotional depth needed to sustain its lengthy runtime.
Review: Gaming, romance collide in Love and Warcraft' in San JoseThe evolution of video games highlights a shift from simple joy to complex emotional experiences, mirroring challenges of real-life connections.
SF Oasis brings back 'Fresh Prince'- and yes, there's a Carlton danceOasis revives Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, blending nostalgia with contemporary empowerment through Black representation.
Review: Back to the Future' musical's re-entry is a little bumpyThe DeLorean production in San Francisco captivates with nostalgia, but lacks the emotional depth needed to sustain its lengthy runtime.
Review: Gaming, romance collide in Love and Warcraft' in San JoseThe evolution of video games highlights a shift from simple joy to complex emotional experiences, mirroring challenges of real-life connections.
'Maybe Happy Ending' review: Romantic robot musical is glorious on Broadway - really'Maybe Happy Ending' on Broadway resonates deeply, akin to Pixar, delivering unexpected emotional moments through a tender storyline and thoughtful score.
How to snag tickets to see Robert Downey Jr. in 'McNeal' on BroadwayRobert Downey Jr.'s Broadway debut in 'McNeal' explores AI's influence on writing amidst a weak plot and character development.
'Romeo + Juliet' review: 'Heartstopper' star Kit Connor shines in hollow Broadway showKit Connor's performance in 'Romeo + Juliet' is the highlight of this production, evoking empathy for the characters' doomed romance.
Review: Some Like it Hot' musical a sizzling success in SFThe 2022 Broadway musical adaptation of Some Like It Hot presents a fresh take on the 1959 classic, emphasizing joy and self-discovery.
'All In: Comedy About Love' review: Starry Broadway show's a big waste of moneyThe Broadway show "All In: Comedy About Love" disappoints by offering a staged reading rather than a substantive comedy experience.
'A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical' review: A lifeless Satchmo show on BroadwayThe musical focuses more on Louis Armstrong's tumultuous relationships rather than his music, leading to a fragmented narrative.
'Maybe Happy Ending' review: Romantic robot musical is glorious on Broadway - really'Maybe Happy Ending' on Broadway resonates deeply, akin to Pixar, delivering unexpected emotional moments through a tender storyline and thoughtful score.
How to snag tickets to see Robert Downey Jr. in 'McNeal' on BroadwayRobert Downey Jr.'s Broadway debut in 'McNeal' explores AI's influence on writing amidst a weak plot and character development.
'Romeo + Juliet' review: 'Heartstopper' star Kit Connor shines in hollow Broadway showKit Connor's performance in 'Romeo + Juliet' is the highlight of this production, evoking empathy for the characters' doomed romance.
Review: Some Like it Hot' musical a sizzling success in SFThe 2022 Broadway musical adaptation of Some Like It Hot presents a fresh take on the 1959 classic, emphasizing joy and self-discovery.
'All In: Comedy About Love' review: Starry Broadway show's a big waste of moneyThe Broadway show "All In: Comedy About Love" disappoints by offering a staged reading rather than a substantive comedy experience.
'A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical' review: A lifeless Satchmo show on BroadwayThe musical focuses more on Louis Armstrong's tumultuous relationships rather than his music, leading to a fragmented narrative.
If you fancy glitz, hilarity, talent, and smiling go and see SIX The MusicalSIX The Musical captivates audiences with powerful performances, catchy songs, and a unique retelling of Henry VIII's wives' stories.
'Tammy Faye' review: Elton John's Broadway show is a disaster of biblical proportions'Tammy Faye' fails to impress at the Palace Theatre, lacking depth and energy, reminiscent of Elton John's previous missteps like 'Lestat.'
Die Fledermaus - Guildhall School of Music & Drama - ReviewThe Guildhall School's production of Die Fledermaus is a masterfully joyful farce filled with humor and intricate choreography.
Curtain Calls: Old flame ignites romantic comedy Fallen Angels' in Berkeley"Fallen Angels" humorously explores love complexities, showcasing strong female characters while reflecting on past censorship from England's Lord Chamberlain.
Top-notch cast and perfect timing bring cascades of laughter in 'Fallen Angels' - 48 hillsNoël Coward's play 'Fallen Angels' remains deeply relevant and stimulating, exploring relationship dynamics with a fresh and modernized perspective.
Curtain Calls: Old flame ignites romantic comedy Fallen Angels' in Berkeley"Fallen Angels" humorously explores love complexities, showcasing strong female characters while reflecting on past censorship from England's Lord Chamberlain.
Top-notch cast and perfect timing bring cascades of laughter in 'Fallen Angels' - 48 hillsNoël Coward's play 'Fallen Angels' remains deeply relevant and stimulating, exploring relationship dynamics with a fresh and modernized perspective.
Review: Happily ever after gets skewered with relish in Noel Coward's Fallen AngelsThe revival of Coward's comedy offers a satirical look at marriage and class in a vibrant 1920s setting, focusing on women's roles and desires.
Kissing by the Book: Connor and Zegler in Romeo & JulietThe production of Romeo and Juliet marketed to Gen-Z is criticized for its lack of substance amidst flashy presentation.
Review: Inspector Calls' in San Jose puts a rich, arrogant family on trialThe Birlings' arrogance and privilege are challenged by Inspector Goole, exposing their complicity in the societal negligence leading to a tragic suicide.
'Hills of California' review: A cutthroat new stage mother on BroadwayBoth 'Gypsy' and 'The Hills of California' showcase complex mother-daughter relationships driven by the pursuit of fame, revealing critical societal observations about ambition.
Review: Roald Dahl Is Antisemitic, but Not a Cartoon Villain, in Giant'Roald Dahl's controversial statements on Israel and Jewish identity in 1983 had a lasting impact on his reputation, explored in the play 'Giant'.The play 'Giant' navigates the complexities of Dahl's character while addressing his anti-Semitic comments without excusing them.
'Job' review: A millennial cracks in tense Broadway two-handerYoung millennials portrayed in a tense and twisty play, showcasing their desire for meaningful work amidst constant stress and burnout.