Mel Brooks followed up his incredibly successful Broadway adaptation of his film The Producers with a musical adaptation of what he considers his finest...

With the deep connection between Charles Schulz and Sonoma County, one might expect You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown to run perpetually. Rohnert Park’s...

The predominant story in Bay Area theater in the past year continues to be company closures and the regular announcement of emergency fund raisers...

After a Covid-related postponement, the Raven Players production of Company is now open for business. The classic Stephen Sondheim and George Furth musical runs in...

April is the cruelest month is the opening line to T. S. Eliot’s 1922 poem, The Waste Land. But June has been no picnic...

North Bay theaters seem to be in the middle of a Karen Zacarías mini-festival with the Ross Valley Players well-received run of the playwright’s...

In a London in the not-too-distant future, the British government has imposed a strict limitation on the number of words any individual can speak...

At a recent performance of Sarah Ruhl’s Dead Man’s Cell Phone, one audience member was heard to murmur to her seatmate, “Is this funny?...