Lily Janiak

However entitled you already thought these people were, they’re more so, according to Sarah Wynn-Williams in her memoir “Careless People.”

‘We’re gonna fix it up’: Trump takes charge of Kennedy Center board, criticizing design and spending.

To understand the ramifications of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s decision to pull “Hamilton” from the Kennedy Center, we might look to another musical: “Soft Power.”

The San Francisco Symphony and San Francisco Conservatory of Music started the project in 2020 to lower some of the structural barriers Black composers face.

“The Notebook,” “Stereophonic” and “Suffs” are some of the treats in store for audiences at the Orpheum, Curran and Golden Gate theaters.

Berkeley Repertory Theatre’s transcendent production of Anton Chekhov’s 1898 play, adapted by Connor McPherson, benefits from a directorial master stroke.

The San Rafael company, in addition to its traditional outdoor summer season, embarks on its first world-premiere commission.

For all the gorgeousness of Berkeley Rep’s ‘The Thing About Jellyfish,’ mature audience members might find themselves getting ahead of the narrative.

If you’re looking for love in the Bay Area — and are between the ages of 18 to 35 — ride the love train.

RFK, Bernie Sanders and the subtext of right-wing onesies