Lily Janiak

In Eduardo Machado’s 2003 play, director David Mendizábal excels at ratcheting exchanges toward emotional climaxes.

These San Francisco Neo-Futurists writers and performers have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism, depression, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and more.

Naatak’s show is a sequel to the 31-year-old theater company’s 2023 musical centering on a clapper boy.

Hosted by 50-year-old nonprofit Theatre Bay Area, Bay Area Theatre Week lasts 10 days starting Sept. 10.

Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Epic Party Theatre and Oakland Theater Project are must-visit destinations this fall.

The Museum of Craft and Design’s exhibition “Objects: USA” revisits a major 1969 Smithsonian show that helped elevate craft to the level of art.

Eduardo Machado’s play, directed by David Mendizábal, traces the effect of the Cuban Revolution on one estate in 1958, 1972 and 1997.

San Francisco is creating a formal process to determine who qualifies as an artist, a new certification required for city residents hoping to live in this affordable housing development.

Sean Daniels’ semi-autobiographical play gets its name from the tokens people in recovery collect to mark their time sober.

The 3-year-old church Legendary Movement entered escrow on the El Campanil Theatre in Antioch on Aug. 12.