Lily Janiak

As Republicans block Affordable Care Act subsidies, Amy Herzog’s “Mary Jane” spotlights the human cost of America’s broken health care system.

Jez Butterworth’s play at Berkeley Repertory Theatre time-travels from an adolescent quartet of would-be Andrews Sisters to their jaundiced older selves.

TheatreWorks’ mother-son road trip play feels like a life skills skit at a school assembly.

In Actors’ Reading Collective’s production, which is directed by Amy Kossow, the title character is a caretaker of a very sick child.

When David Adjmi’s Tony Award-winning play tours to the Curran, its cast members are supposed to play together like a band that could record a rock masterpiece.

Former Magic Theatre Artistic Director Loretta Greco returns to the Bay Area to direct Jez Butterworth’s time-traveling drama.

The rising sophomore of Jordan Ramirez Puckett’s play has dreams-qua-memories about his birth mother, and he yearns to know more.

As AI encroaches on more and more stages, artists are confronting its ethical and artistic dilemmas in the Bay Area.

After dropping a rap music video over the summer, the tort lawyer of “Something wrong? Call Anh Phoong” fame is now advertising on Sacramento Kings’ uniforms.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s college days with S.F. director M. Graham Smith is only one morsel in a new biography packed with revelations and insights that should make musical theater nerds squeal.