Review: 'Fallen Angels' gets solid revival at TheatreWorks by Karen D'Souza

The Noel Coward comedy about two women on vacation from their marriages is a hoot, but not as hilarious as it should be.

Tony Awards promise to be crammed with celebs and songs by Associated Press

Hosted by Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming, the three-hour show will feature appearances by Jennifer Lopez, Sting, Jim Parsons and a stunt: Josh Groban will try to lead the most performers…

Sunday's Tony Awards could confirm new British invasion by Charles McNulty

Of the 10 Tony Award nominees in the lead actor and actress categories for drama, five are English. We look at what the Brits have brought to Broadway stages over the past season, and why th…

Review: 'Twelfth Night' disappoints at Cal Shakes by Karen D'Souza

Shakespeare's gender-bending comedy gets a mediocre staging from a talented cast that delivers too few winning comedic moments and fails to generate much romantic impact.

S.F. Opera goes all out to perform 'The Trojans' by Georgia Rowe

New productio of Berlioz's masterpiece features 32-ton set with fire-breathing horse; the opera plays in San Francisco June 7-July 1.

Review: 'Night Music' charms at ACT, despite flaws by Karen D'Souza

The Stephen Sondheim romantic musical lags in spots, but a capable American Conservatory Theaterb cast captures of enough of the composer's magic. The play runs through June 21.

Review: Go see 'Anything Goes' at Center Rep by Sam Hurwitt

Cole Porter's delightful musical comedy, with its cavalcade of killer songs, gets a fabulous production in Walnut Creek through June 27.

Review: Thornton Wilder's absurdist 'Skin of Our Teeth' shines in Hayward by Sam Hurwitt

Douglas Morrisson Theatre mounts the odd and challenging comedy through June 14.

San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's wife stands by her man -- on stage by Karen D'Souza

Responding to a domestic abuse case she felt was a political hatchet job, Eliana Lopez has developed a solo show to tell her side of the story.

Broadway's Prince still reigns By Karen D'Souza

DIRECTOR BRINGS 'EVITA' TO A NEW GENERATION

Speaking his mind By Karen D'Souza

BLUNT BRIAN DENNEHY PLAYS OUTSPOKEN SCREENWRITER IN `TRUMBO'

'Chorus Line': Still plenty of kick By Karen D'Souza

FORMER CAST MEMBER DIRECTS TIMELESS PEEK INTO DANCERS' LIVES
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A playwright who loves to tweak the classics By Karen D'Souza

Ken Ludwig interview.

Mixed reception doesn't dim playwright's pride in musical By Karen D'Souza

Tony Kushner must be the most charismatic telemarketer ever.
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A treat for S.J. audiences: Trapper John M.D. to take stage By Karen D'Souza

Gregory Harrison interview.

Barbara Cook: Broadway legend relishes her second singing career By Mark de la Viña

Musical 'White Christmas' is all window dressing By Karen D'Souza

Man-eating plant goes high-tech in `Little Shop' By Karen D'Souza

Rigby takes `Peter' on a farewell flight By Karen D'Souza

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Pulse of a nation By Charlie McCollum

The world's a stage for Lisa Loomer By Karen D'Souza

SOCIAL JUSTICE DRIVING FORCE IN 'LIVING OUT'
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Big-hearted 'Little Princess' is too cute, lacks depth By Karen D'Souza

A TWISTED RIDE By Karen D'Souza

SURREAL PLAY IS THOUGHTFUL BUT OFTEN CONFUSING
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'Princess' reborn By Nerissa Pacio

THEATREWORKS MUSICAL ALTERS DETAILS OF GIRL'S FAMILIAR TALE

Amaral steps into dream role By Karen D'Souza

'PRODUCERS' OPENS TONIGHT IN SAN JOSE