Lily Janiak

Christine Quintana’s script, performed bilingually with supertitles at Cap Stage, asks what it might take for two women separated by class, ethnicity and language to connect.

The Bay Area’s summer performing arts season includes San Francisco Opera’s “Elektra,” “Dracula,” avant-garde dance, outdoor Shakespeare and immersive Pink Floyd.

Ballet 22 will present its “Summer Season” program from July 25-26 at Fort Mason's Cowell Theater in San Francisco. (Jake Dani Victor/Ballet22)

Oakland Theater Project latest production delivers Federico García Lorca’s dread, but overdirection and tech issues dull the impact.

Phil Wong’s creation is a brilliant homophone for a world where even writing the word “antifa” might get you in trouble.

San Francisco School of the Arts alum Aya Cash got nominated for “Giant,” Mark Rosenblatt’s play about a controversial incident in Roald Dahl’s life.

P. Carl’s play, adapted from his memoir of the same name, is part of Z Space’s new Trans Artists Initiative.

Berkeley Rep’s world-premiere musical “The Lunchbox” dazzles with Kuhoo Verma and rich staging, even as musical theater doesn’t always suit the story.

Berkeley Rep's world-premiere musical "The Lunchbox" dazzles with Kuhoo Verma and rich staging, even as musical theater doesn't always suit the story.

Mountain Play returns to Mount Tamalpais after taking a hiatus from performing last year in effort to build a more sustainable business model.