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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- Content Magazine
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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
- Fanboy Planet
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- For All Events
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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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- Zero1 Blog
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Tag Archives: Stanford Repertory Theater
REVIEW – The Many Faces of Farce – Stanford Repertory Theater
It should be noted that Chekhov and I have an on again, off again relationship. Well, it’s more of a Chekhon, Chekhov again. And, really it’s mostly Chekhov. I’ve tried. I’ve seen multiple productions of multiple plays over the last … Continue reading
REVIEW – The War of the Worlds – Stanford Repertory Theater
In a world of Onion articles taken seriously, celebrity death hoaxes and what seems like a constant reminder to people to fact check on Snopes.com before posting or pressing send, there’s certainly an element of relevance to Stanford Repertory Theater’s … Continue reading
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REVIEW – Moby Dick Rehearsed – Stanford Repertory Theater
I’m not wowed easily when it comes to the stage. I approach each show with positive hope that I’ll be witness to a new story or new way of telling a story, but I don’t bank on it. I don’t … Continue reading
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REVIEW – An Inspector Calls – Stanford Repertory Theater
An Inspector Calls is one of those plays that someone who’s been participating in theater since age 4 should probably have seen, read, or been in at least a few times by the time they graduate college with a degree … Continue reading
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