Ande Jacobson – Theatre Reviews- Bay Area Plays
- SFBATCO’s New Roots Festival celebrates community through art
- Narratives of humanity explored in Golden Thread’s signature ‘ReOrient Festival’
- Bay Area theater company isn’t bad meaning bad but BAD meaning good
- ‘An incredible process’: Crowded Fire shakes up leadership structure
- Comedy pioneers Palacios and Gomez set to host big April events at Brava in S.F.
- Gluckstern’s ‘Forever Wave’ aims to make a radio splash
- Review: Berkeley Playhouse’s ‘In the Heights’ strives to make it to the top of the world
- The magic of love finds a winning ‘Formula’ at Santa Cruz Shakespeare
- Blanco espera acercar a los hispanohablantes el teatro a través de ‘La Lengua’
- Blanco hopes to bring Spanish speakers to the theatre through ‘La Lengua’
- Broadway Critic Blog
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- Dragon Productions Theatre Company
- AJ's Virtual Party, an interview with the director
- Baltimore Waltz and Confession: A Note from the Artistic Directors
- The Nether: What is an intimacy consultant?
- Anne of the Thousand Days: Director's Note
- Anne of the Thousand Days: A Word from the Artistic Directors
- Anne of the Thousand Days: Meet the Designers
- Anne of the Thousand Days: Meet the Cast
- Anne of the Thousand Days: Meet the Playwright
- Hickorydickory: From the Director
- Hickorydickory: Artistic DIrector's Note
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- Film Reviews by Jason
- Jason Goes to Cinequest--Day 4
- Jason goes to Cinequest--Day 3
- Jason goes to Cinequest--Day 2
- Jason goes to Cinequest--Opening Night
- Jason goes to Silentfest: Day 4
- Jason goes to Silentfest: Day 3
- Jason goes to Silentfest: Day 2
- Jason goes to Silentfest: Opening Night
- Jason goes to SFFILM: Closing Night
- Jason goes to SFFILM: Saturday, April 20
- Kreen of the Crop
- Popcprn & Vodka – Film Festival Interviews
- Lesley Crewe, author/screenwriter: RELATIVE HAPPINESS
- Deanne Foley, writer/director: RELATIVE HAPPINESS
- Jilann Spitzmiller and Hank Rogerson, filmmakers: STILL DREAMING
- Daniel Armando, director, and Adrienne Lovette, actor/writer: WHEN I’M WITH YOU
- Kahlil Silver, director and Shogi Silver, writer: IN THE COMPANY OF WOMEN
- Patty Ann Dillon, writer/director: THERE WILL BE NO STAY
- Kenny Riches, writer/director: THE STRONGEST MAN
- Kyle Rideout, writer/director: EADWEARD
- Amanda Greer, actress: DESIRE IN NEW YORK
- Martin Cohn, actor: DESIRE IN NEW YORK
- San Jose Blog
- Culture night market tonight at Discovery Meadow
- Free Comic Con at the Santa Clara Central Park Library
- Santa Clara County population has stabilized
- Downtown San Jose is getting a new high school
- Free concerts are returning to St. James Park on May 26th
- Stunning street mural headed to San Pedro Square
- The first Block Party of 2024 is at the Historic District, May 16th
- Raging Waters San Jose has a new name
- 372 apartments move forward at a former San Jose DMV site
- San Jose connection improvements to the Central Coast
- San Jose Creatives
- South Bay Musical Theatre Blog
- Board Meeting Minutes for May 8, 2024
- Half-time Development Director wanted
- Family Giving Tree is designated charity for Mary Poppins
- Auditions for No, No, Nanette
- Season 62 audition dates
- SBMT enhances sound experience with Saratoga Rotary grant
- Board Meeting Minutes for March, 2024
- Announcing the cast of Mary Poppins
- Announcing our 2024-25 season!
- Board Meeting Minutes for January, 2024
- Stark Insider
- Think Bigger San Jose
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Tag Archives: arts
REVIEW- Happy Days – Stanford Summer Theater
My parents like to tell the story of coming in to check on me when I was a baby and quite often finding me wide awake, happy as a lark, just babbling to myself in my crib. What I was saying … Continue reading
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REVIEW- REEFER MADNESS: THE MUSICAL – SAN JOSE STAGE
I found myself feeling a bit faint last weekend. Light headed, weak and strangely humorless. Sluggish even when you come right down to it. So, I went through the regular self-diagnosis, as you do, to see if I could find … Continue reading
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REVIEW – Eurydice – Douglas Morrisson Theatre
I don’t consider myself to be a very emotional being. Well, that’s not entirely accurate. I’m intuitive and perceptive with regard to emotion, I’m just not easily or often found actually exhibiting emotions from the sentimental, romantic, sad or distraught … Continue reading
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REVIEW- The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus – San Jose Repertory Theatre
A play is like kind of like a recipe. You take some ingredients, you mix them all about, you let it bake, you serve it up and you hope that everyone (whose taste buds are as individual as finger prints) … Continue reading
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REVIEW – Vladimir Gorbach – GuitarFest 2013 – South Bay Guitar Society
The Classical guitar station on Pandora has been a bit of a saving grace for me the last few months. It’s my go-to relaxation and motivational background music these days. The score of my internal monologue if you will and the lullaby … Continue reading
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REVIEW – The Last Romance – San Jose Repertory Theatre
As I sat in the theatre, “ 36 and dateless” on my parents’ 49th wedding anniversary, I couldn’t help but wonder if I was in the right frame of mind to enjoy a play entitled The Last Romance. The irony, nostalgia and … Continue reading
REVIEW- Live Music Round Up – San Jose Edition
In my effort to counteract the non-creative hours of my day job and to expand my cultural intake, I’ve attended quite a few live music events in the last month or two. From world-class classical concerts in giant restored music halls … Continue reading
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REVIEW – Shrek the Musical – Broadway San Jose
I don’t’ know how many times I’ve stated it. I don’t consider myself a fan of musicals. That being said, I certainly see a lot of them and often times I end up enjoying them. Seeing as how I’ve had … Continue reading
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