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“God bless us, everyone!” doesn’t warm the cockles of every holiday heart.
Traditional holiday theatrical fare is great, but sometimes you need an alternative. Thankfully, here in the Bay Area, we can do holiday entertainment with edge. Here’s a handy guide to some Carol alternatives (not that there’s anything wrong with A Christmas Carol, mind [...]
Carlo D’Amore plays himself, his mother, members of his family and assorted other characters in his one-man show No Parole at The Marsh in San Francisco. Photo by Rudy Meyers
It’s a laugh sentence in D’Amore’s arresting `No Parole’«««
Decked out in his glittery, color-splattered Ed Hardy shirt, Carlo D’Amore is a little like animation come to [...]
A familiar face is back among us.
Carlo D’Amore got his start in the acting world more than a decade ago in productions with some prominent Bay Area theaters: Theatre Rhinoceros’ Twelfth Night, the Magic Theatre’s A Park in Our House and Dog Opera and several San Francisco Shakespeare Festival touring park productions.
Then, with “ants in [...]
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The Marsh is delving into theater of a whole new vintage these days.
Best known as a breeding ground for great solo shows, The Marsh usually pairs enterprising writer/performers with directors who know the ins and outs of one-person shows.
For one of its latest projects, The Marsh [...]
The summer season is starting to, pardon the expression, heat up, though anyone who has been through a Bay Area summer knows that summer does not necessarily mean heat around here.
- Lions and tigers and bears. Oh, my! The first outdoor show of the year opened last week on the slopes of Mt. Tamalpais [...]
At The Marsh in San Francisco through June 29
Ann Randolph wrote and stars in Squeeze Box at The Marsh. The solo show is about her loss and rediscovery of faith.
Superb solo show squeezes out laughs, drama«««1/2 Extraordinary characters
There are certain people who, when they recommend a show, I snap to attention and see the show. [...]
Michael Phillis is one of those young actors who makes you excited you took a chance and saw a young actor.
His debut solo show, D*FACE, at the New Conservatory Theatre Center could have been just another autobiographical solo show/therapy session. But Phillis proved himself to be an engaging performer and intelligent writer. Exiting the theater [...]
Dan Hoyle knows how to liven up a party.
On Sunday afternoon, Theatre Bay Area hosted the Glickman New Play Award reception at the home of Nancy Quinn (a TBA board member) and Tom Driscoll (purveyor of a stunning wine cellar). All the usual award-event elements were in place: the honoree (Dan Hoyle, writer and performer [...]
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