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The siblings explained their philosophy behind updating the show as well as the creative paths leading them to their latest project.
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“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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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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“A Grand Night for Singing” lived up to its name by presenting delightfully immersive amusement.
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Goldfield, a Bay Area native, has been working in local theater for over 30 years. Though she is mainly a performer and director, Goldfield has worked in just about every theater position there is, from makeup to hair to costumes to props.
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It didn’t have a Broadway budget or extravagant set, but 42nd Street Moon’s production of “Chess in Concert” is a reminder of the joys of live theater and why it warrants appreciation.
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Daniel Thomas, 42nd Street Moon’s co-executive director, is excited to introduce the San Francisco theater company’s new five-show subscription service.
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Thomas, alongside the rest of 42nd Street Moon’s staff, is working to find novel ways to continue interacting with audiences and artists via social media.
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Interwoven with hilarity at every point, the production thrives on comedic absurdity, keeping audiences amused even as the show’s complex plot becomes muddled.
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It is hard to critique the cultural insensitivity of the story without tracing it back to its original source, since most of the structural elements come from Gilbert and Sullivan.
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