Timeless musical revelry by Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles won’t let you down
The Beatles’ beloved music has successfully transcended generations, and Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles is helping keep their flourishing legacy alive.
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That’s a Wrap: April movie releases you might have missed
Film beats Joy Diamond and Emma Murphree are here to round up some streaming gems — and a couple of duds too.
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Local actors McKenna Rose, Rinabeth Apostol talk musical ‘Fun Home’
“It’s so important that our stories are heard and we remind folks that our lives and our stories matter,” Apostol said.
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42nd Street Moon’s ‘Fun Home’ is intimate dive into queer vulnerability
Produced in the Bay Area for the first time ever by 42nd Street Moon, “Fun Home” tells a moving story of self-discovery and acceptance that is as enjoyable as it is important.
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‘Omigod, you guys!’: BareStage Productions’ ‘Legally Blonde’ bend and snaps to perfection
A beloved, witty story brimming with confidence, style and a love for the color pink, “Legally Blonde” has found new life at UC Berkeley as BareStage Productions’ latest musical.
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Riveting ‘Fefu and Her Friends’ dares to take risks, triumphs
The play’s unusual staging is just one of its shining successes — any worries that the feature is gimmicky are quickly proved wrong.
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Fiery actors shine despite lukewarm story in Marin Theatre Company’s ‘Hotter Than Egypt’
“Hotter Than Egypt” is a commendable investigation of the nuances of the emotional tug-of-war called love.
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That’s a Wrap: March movie releases you might have missed
Whether or not you got the chance to catch these movies in theaters or from your couch, film beats Joy Diamond and Emma Murphree are here with four more March releases available to scope out.
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Bubbly, upbeat ‘Moonshot’ aims for the moon, falls slightly short
In many ways, “Moonshot” resembles the averageness of its main character, yet both are able to achieve some success during their journey through space.
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Bland, boring ‘All the Old Knives’ is strikingly forgettable
The film perpetually dives into the history of its flat, unexciting central romance and a tragedy with low emotional stakes, jumping between the two underwhelming storylines without the potential to pick up any speed.
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