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Timeless 'Medea'
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The National Theatre of Greece made its long-overdue debut at Hearst Greek Theatre in Berkeley with a compelling performance of Euripedes' "Medea." It was filled with remarkably eclectic choreography and rich choral settings.

Performance ePicks
Theater
Noises Off
Through Oct 5, San Jose Repertory Theatre, San Jose
Michael Frayn's theatrical farce is a hilarious, complex depiction of a company deconstructing in three repetitions of the same act of a mindless sex farce, (more...)


Theater
Much Ado About Nothing
Through Oct 5, Bruns Memorial Amphitheatre, Orinda
The "merry war of wits" between Beatrice and Benedick keeps them apart until friends conspire to draw them together. Meanwhile, a dark plot threatens everyone's (more...)

Opera
Golden Gate Opera
Oct 5 - Oct 11, Florence Gould Theater, SF
The SF Opera's "I Pagliacci" ("The Clowns") is by no means the only clowning in town. The Golden Gate Opera presents a small, scaled production staged (more...)

Theater
The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
Through Oct 19, Berkeley Repertory's Roda Theatre, Berkeley
Richly imagined, luminously staged and intellectually stimulating, Mary Zimmerman's early (1989) signature piece finally makes its local debut. Almost (more...)

Theater
Nickel and Dimed
Oct 8 - Nov 9, Brava Theater Center, SF
"How can anyone survive on the minimum wage?" When her editor asked the question, author and academic Barbara Ehrenreich went undercover, struggling to (more...)

Theater
Teatro Zinzanni
Ongoing, Le Palais Nostalgique, SF
Now in its fourth year and expertly run in its mirror-walled tent, this singular entertainment marries a fine five-course meal to music, circus stunts, (more...)

Theater
Are We Almost There?
Ongoing, Shelton Theater, SF
Morris Bobrow’s musical comedy about travel. Open-ended run. (more...)

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News & Feature
Ballerina Ordered Rehired
Russia's Labor Ministry says Bolshoi unlawfully dismissed Anastasia Volochkova.

Lively Arts
From the ABCs of dance to "Ballet for Dummies" guide.

Greek History
The Hearst Greek Theatre in Berkeley marks its centennial this year.

Harsh Reality
Two women in the Bay Area are hit hard by "Nickel and Dimes."

Lining Up For 'Lion'
Hundreds camp out at the box office to get tickets for Broadway show "Lion King."

Clef Notes
A month of the Bay Area's best orchestral and vocal music. Ching Chang.

Ballerina Dropped
The Bolshoi's star dancer, who became literally and figuratively too big, is fired.

Reviews

Painful 'Gypsy'
Scientist Will Gordon gives in to the fatal attraction of the theater.

Mamet Gets Personal
Characters in the revealing "Old Neighborhood" can't escape the past.

Norton's Hilarious Romp
Graham Norton's "Red-Handed" is glib, fast, raunchy and most of all, very funny.

'Yohen' Hits Its Targets
Philip Kan Gotanda play is wistful and poignant.

Cracklin' 'Noises'
"Noises Off" is even more carefully constructed and devilishly funny than before.

Much Ado About Something
Cal Shakes is in full bloom with this adventurous and thoughtful comedy.


Flirtatious Feet
At Oakland Ballet's season opener, courtship reigned supreme.

Barktok Comes To Life
Mark Morris' world premiere of "All Fours," set to Bartok, is vibrant, despite a mishap.


Colorful 'Flute'
There's nothing half-hearted about "Magic Flute."

 


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