Martin Short is making this up By Karen D'Souza

HIS CELEBRITY TELL-ALL MAY RING TRUE, BUT IT'S AS REAL AS JIMINY GLICK

Maverick brings new musical to TheatreWorks By Karen D'Souza

You're a good multi-tasker, Andrew Lippa.

A 'dude from the valley' finds success By Karen D'Souza

REVIEWS OF 'JENNY CHOW' LEAD TO PLUM JOB WRITING FOR 'WEEDS' ON SHOWTIME

'Spelling Bee' is a hit from A to Z By Karen D'Souza

Toothless By Karen D'Souza

VAMPIRE MUSICAL 'LESTAT' IS PLAGUED BY LIFELESS PERFORMANCES AND SCORE

LESTAT'S JOURNEY By Karen D'Souza

MCNALLY MIXES IT UP By Karen D'Souza

Classic family tale appeals to '70s hitmaker By Karen D'Souza

Maureen McGovern makes no bones about being a "sentimental slob."

S.J. actor Albano's career takes a 'Wicked' good turn By Karen D'Souza

Getting inside the thoughts of Golda Meir By Karen D'Souza

MUSICAL'S WEST COAST PREMIERE By Karen D'Souza

'HAROLD & MAUDE,' REVAMPED, COMES TO THEATREWORKS

PLAYWRIGHT DIGS INTO NATIVE SOIL By Karen D'Souza

Broadway bid propels acting career to new stage By Karen D'Souza

Justina Machado is a newbie to the world of Broadway musicals.

Red-hot dancing can't make 'Mambo Kings' rise above tepid By Karen D'Souza

An actor's unlikely path from the ads to the stage By Karen D'Souza

Give John Doman his druthers and he'd spend more time on the stage. Not that he's complaining about the way his career is going.

BROADWAY BEBE By Karen D'Souza

AMID BUSY TV CAREER, THEATER'S 'JENNY' DRAWS NEUWIRTH BACK TO S.F.

NECK-DEEP IN CHARACTER By Karen D'Souza

Robin Weigert isn't afraid of getting down and dirty.

Stories drawn from history come to stage By Karen D'Souza

NEW PLAYS JOIN THEATER'S DOCUDRAMA TREND

"Lennon" is instant bad karma By Pat Craig, CONTRA COSTA TIMES

Imagine something awful.

Yoko Ono: 'I was very careful not to hover over the director too much' By Karen D'Souza

Instant Lennon By Karen D'Souza

MUSICAL ABOUT THE COUNTERCULTURE ICON JUMPS ON BROADWAY'S NOSTALGIA BANDWAGON

Samuel Krachmalnick, Broadway conductor who taught at UCLA, dead at 79

Father, daughter agree on Shakespeare By Karen D'Souza

U.K.'S HALL FAMILY WINNING ACCLAIM FOR A DARKER VIEW OF 'AS YOU LIKE IT'

Playwright rejuvenated by his Ashland experiences By Karen D'Souza

Grabbing the brass ring of playwriting wasn't all it had been cracked up to be for Robert Schenkkan in 1992, when he won the Pulitzer Prize for drama for ``The Kentucky Cycle,'' an epic chro…

The San Jose Mariachi Festival gets some razzle-dazzle by Andrew Gilbert

The San Jose Mariachi & Mexican Heritage Festival is already one of the largest cultural events of its kind, but after two decades, the time seemed ripe to add a little Hollywood razzle-dazz…