At times what you’re about to watch may feel part David Lynch.
Much like the innovation that fuels start-ups across Silicon Valley, TheatreWorks actively nurtures and grooms promising playwrights.
Introducing–drum roll please–a new feature in our interviews: THE STARK 3.
City/space/share operates similar to the zipcar strategy, where spatial and infrastructural resources are shared among multiple users.
Watch out though when you see this musical, for you might even find yourself on stage doing the Can-can!
100 bands. 35 venues. San Jose gets ready to rock at 2nd annual music festival & conference.
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Constant reminder: Sometimes we’re not as clever as we think. In filmmaker Aaron Houston’s short Two …
Robert Kelley is one of the most well-regarded and influential figures in Bay Area theater today. …
“He took money from the bank … he’s looking at establishing his own kingdom,” says actor …
Have you heard the news? A red Cadillac has crashed through the wall of a Mexican …
A very busy Rick Lombardo, artistic director, goes above and beyond as he sits down with Loni for …
What’s it like watching your own film with an audience during a world premiere at the …
Film director Seth W. Owen had just flown in to the Bay Area from Montreal, and …
Jessica Rabbit once said, “I’m not bad, I’m just drawn that way.” Cullen Hoback adds a …
Nothing like a pint of Guinness beer to loosen up actors for an interview. Listen in …
“We look for happiness in places we don’t need to necessarily go looking.” Julia Brothers is …
It’s a visual feast for the eyes not to be missed. Now join us on a …
The film is famous. It scored Susan Sarandon a best actress Oscar. And Sean Penn cemented …
Conor McPherson, the prolific Irish playwright, knows how to spin a tale. His award-winning play, The …
