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Lynn Nottage’s clever comedy about a group of ex-cons trying to reset their lives while working at a sandwich shop plays in Berkeley through Feb. 26. → Read More
A grand holiday tradition continues with American Conservatory Theater’s annual production of the Dickens classic. → Read More
‘Beetlejuice,’ an overly long stage musical, lacks the wit, charm and emotional impact of the original film. → Read More
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David Stathairn is masterful in portrayal of Holocaust witness Jon Karski. → Read More
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The cabaret/circus show ‘Dear San Francisco’ is an engaging and eye-popping show that gives you another reason to head to North Beach. → Read More
Playwright Diablo Cody assembles a heartfelt and sometimes funny play out of Alanis Morissette’s angst-filled ’90s songs. → Read More
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‘Passengers,’ created by Shana Carroll and starring members of the 7 Fingers troupe, is a circus/theater show that will leave you stunned and moved. → Read More
Marcus Gardley’s well-meaning and compelling ‘Lear’ can’t quite sew all its pieces together for a satisfying reinvention of the Shakespeare tragedy. → Read More
Even if you know Harper Lee’s original ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ by heart, the new adaptation playing in S.F. will surprise you. → Read More
Based on the Baz Luhrmann movie, ‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’ crams 75 great pop songs and opulent scenery and costumes into a flat love story. → Read More
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The latest education news updates from EdSource. → Read More
Here are the stories of four schools and how they are teaching the youngest students how to read. The schools are among the 70 lowest-performing in the state. They are sharing in $50 million in extra funding that settled a lawsuit accusing the state of failing to teach literacy. → Read More
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In ‘Dana H.,’ now playing at Berkeley Rep, Lucas Hnath presents a unique recounting of one woman’s real-life harrowing ordeal. → Read More
The arts can be a safe haven for California schoolchildren to face big emotions, experts say, to channel fears and frustrations into acts of creativity. → Read More
Staging a bilingual production of Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is a noble if daring idea that is challenging to performers and viewers alike. → Read More