'Cabaret' Dances & Glitters Through Fascism at The Oakland Theater Project

They dance through the audience, swarming the stage in glittering costumes, their eyes as luminous and as mad as pinwheels.

The Monkey King Opera Has Enchanted San Francisco

The Monkey King premiered on the stage of the War Memorial Opera House last Friday, and it may be the most visually striking work to land on a Bay Area stage in years.

“Stereophonic” Turns Up the Volume on Genius & Art at the Curran Theatre

David Zinn’s clever set design immediately drops us into a wood-paneled recording studio as an unnamed band (that most certainly resembles Fleetwood Mac) struggles to piece together an iconic album through fights, sex, drugs, and failing relationships

Pulled by the Elements: Collaborative Care at Berkeley Art Center

Brightly colored cloths holding faded sunbursts of light line the back wall, paired with whimsical ceramic sculptures in front. Woven clay and faces emerging from behind rainbow veils of glaze rest on plinths.

Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle's ‘Bazoombas in Love’ Brings Heart to Breast Celebration at Cushion Works

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this immersive and cheeky art experience celebrates breasts of all kinds

“Kim’s Convenience” Brings Heart and Humor from Screen to Stage at ACT

Lines That Breathe: Zaida Oenema’s Paper Worlds at Municipal Bonds

Oenema constructs a world where precision gives way to texture

SF Opera's ‘Rigoletto’ Opens Season with Dark Beauty and Vocal Firepower

It's a safe choice for the opening of the 103rd season of San Francisco Opera, but one guaranteed to fill seats, and for good reason.

Let Your Inner Light Shine at Kat Robichaud’s Misfit Cabaret

We all need a place to steep ourselves in creativity and community. Kat Robichaud's Misfit Cabaret provides just that.