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EXTENDED THROUGH JUNE 21!
JoAnne Winter is Cora and Ryan Tasker is Billy in Two on a Party, a theatrical adaptation of a Tennessee Williams short story and a co-production of Word for Word and Theatre Rhinoceros. The story is one of a trilogy, alongside work by Gertrude Stein and Armistead Maupin, and part of an [...]
I wrote a story for today’s San Francisco Chronicle about the first collaboration between Word for Word and Theatre Rhinoceros. The two venerable companies are producing Three on a Party, an evening of short stories by Gertrude Stein, Tennessee Williams and Armistead Maupin.
Read the story here.
For information about Three on a Party visit www.therhino.org or [...]
Theatergoing in the San Francisco Bay Area is one of life’s treats. No question about it. If you love theater, this is a wonderland. In this devastating economic climate, may that only hold true for the next couple of years.
There is so much good theater here, so many incredible actors, writers, directors and crafts people [...]
“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 [...]
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 [...]
Matt Weimer plays Dan, a gay man in the Bible Belt, who is forbidden from seeing his children after the death of his longtime partner in Jerry Metzker’s drama His Heart Belongs to Me. Photo by Grooviness Productions.
Hot-button issues pulse through engaging `Heart’«««
Jerry Metzker’sHis Heart Belongs to Me does what does something that theater doesn’t [...]
SAD NEWS! After I posted the article below, I received a press release stating that for health reasons, Carol Channing has had to cancel her San Francisco performances this week. This is the first time she’s ever had to cancel a performance.
“It’s a painful and temporary set back,” Channing said in a statement. “This week [...]
[PLEASE NOTE: Moby Dick! The Musical has been extended through Oct. 19]
You can bet that Matthew Martin has the greatest gams on the Pequod.
Martin, the San Francisco drag superstar, is having a whale of a time heading the cast of Theatre Rhinoceros’ season-opening Moby Dick! The Musical.
He’s playing Headmistress Hymen, whose school, St. Godley’s Academy [...]
David Kahawaii (left) is JoJo and Carl Danielsen is The Cat in the Hat in the Woodminster Musicals production of Seussical the Musical.
Summer used to be a dead time in Bay Area theater. No longer. Here are some hot shows to check out this weekend and in the weeks to come.
Terrence McNally, the man who [...]
Continues an extended run through July 27 at Theatre Rhinoceros
Michael Vega is Ishi and Chris Libby is a settler attempting to cash in on the State of California’s reward of $5 for an Indian’s head in John Fisher’s Ishi: The Last of the Yahi at Theatre Rhinoceros. Photo by Judi Price.
Fisher’s `Ishi’ horrifies, fascinates«««
It’s been [...]
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