Joy Diamond

A charming exploration of friendship unlike any other, viewers will happily disappear in the odd, refreshing fictional world of “Brian and Charles.”

The Beatles’ beloved music has successfully transcended generations, and Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles is helping keep their flourishing legacy alive.

“A Grand Night for Singing” lived up to its name by presenting delightfully immersive amusement.

Landmark Musical Theater’s “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” is a fantastic musical production that appeals to all audiences, capturing the essence of childhood and Schulz’s cherished characters with ease.

Goldfield, a Bay Area native, has been working in local theater for over 30 years. Though she is mainly a performer and director, Goldfield has worked in just about every theater position there is, from makeup to hair to costumes to props.

Jack Harlow’s show at Fox Theater made for a fun and exhilarating night, but one can’t help but think that with some small adjustments, he could’ve really “put the ball in the end zone.”

The strange jumps through time and space hinder the buildup of tension, and the writing throughout the film is never able to evoke as much emotion or suspense as it tries to.

A cheery comedy-drama, this beloved story is told in Lincoln Center Theater’s production with impressive ease, along with immaculate set design and the talents of a remarkable cast.

“Jesus Christ Superstar” does not sell itself short in any respect; not in its music, not in its choreography and not in its effort of providing an exciting, thoughtful retelling of the days leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion, and BroadwaySF’s production of this complex musical will absolutely take yo…

Each act varies dramatically in setting, tone and intent, and the smooth creative decisions help the story remain natural despite the jarring leaps in time and space.

It didn’t have a Broadway budget or extravagant set, but 42nd Street Moon’s production of “Chess in Concert” is a reminder of the joys of live theater and why it warrants appreciation.

Adult Swim swiftly pieces the second season together with ease, the plot continues realistically and the characters remain true to their original selves. Everything feels just a little more cohesive and sophisticated.