Bay Area theatre talk with a Drama Guy
There’s no season better than Fall. Summer’s a bit too hot, Winter’s way too expensive, and Spring throws a head-banging party in my sinuses. Fall, I mean, come on. I’m … Continue reading The Drama Guy’s Fall, 2019 (POC) theatre picks
Francis Jue loves to love. If there’s ever a time you come across a comment he makes on Facebook, you’ll know it’s him. It’s not because his name and picture … Continue reading Love, Francis: Jue brings his passion for communication to TheatreWorks’ ‘The Language Archive’
Little Winnie is like any young girl, delightfully ornery and innately curious. She drives her mother and grandmother crazy, boredom and monotony settling into her and her laconic little town. … Continue reading Review: A fantastical world and endless possibilities in wonderful ‘Tuck Everlasting’ at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley
It does not take a long time to realize how joyful it is to be an immigrant in the TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s wonderful world premiere musical “The Four Immigrants: An … Continue reading Review: TheatreWorks provides a dose of musical manga magic
A simple tea seller. It is this half-blind everyman who finds himself in the middle of a political storm, a working-class citizen who is just moments away from becoming the … Continue reading Saraf blends two political worlds in Naatak’s ‘Mr. India’
There is an odd pull that seems to grip you when you watch the play “Garden,” running at the Pear Avenue Theatre in Palo Alto until Oct. 5th. Normally, when … Continue reading Review: ‘Garden’ is good for the Pear
Theatre is a pretty simple art form. An actor walks onto the stage, expresses his or her feelings, engages others that share the space, and goes into the wing to … Continue reading Two plays, two theatres, one cast: Pear Avenue’s newest play defines ambition
