Bay Area theatre talk with a Drama Guy
Pop music gets a bad rap. There’s delight in lyrics that are so basic, so anodyne, with pinpoint precise choreography, sharp duds and plenty of head-bopping. No groundbreaking intended, and … Continue reading Review: SF Playhouse’s ‘The Song of Summer’ hits notes, misses others
Young Davis tends to stop in her tracks way too often for a girl of 13. There is mystery and sadness behind her lovely brown eyes, and no matter how … Continue reading Review: Searing trauma explored in powerful ‘[hieroglyph]’
Early into the stellar San Francisco Playhouse production of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” Letter Writer #2 shares a devastating story of her miscarriage when she was six months pregnant. All her … Continue reading Review: Beautiful things come in tiny packages at San Francisco Playhouse
One of my favorite places in the great city of San Francisco is Chinatown. There is a history and romanticism that comes with the lanterns that adorn Grant Avenue. Or … Continue reading Review: ‘King of the Yees’ lives up to its name at SF Playhouse
While the fall is a time for a beautiful change in weather, sweetened coffees, and the return of football, there’s also a ton of great theatre that kicks off the … Continue reading The Drama Guy’s top 10 fall (POC) theatre picks
The first thing I told my friend upon the conclusion of San Francisco Playhouse’s production of “The Roommate” was this – “Wow, that’s a lot to unpack.” The irony of … Continue reading Review: A lot to unpack in SF Playhouse’s brilliant ‘Roommate’
Jeffrey Brian Adams is entering a very special phase of his fledgling acting career. The San Jose native and alumnus of Bellarmine College Prep and Santa Clara University has made his … Continue reading Adams delves into new phase of his career with SF Playhouse’s ‘Promises, Promises’
