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Reflections

Reflections

REFLECTIONS


by Theatrius Correspondents

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“Snowflakes, or Rare White People” Evokes Self-Conscious Laughter—Streaming CAL

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“Hamilton” Flies from Puerto Rico to SHN, San Francisco
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“Pop-Up Magazine” Is You, But Cooler, at Paramount, Oakland

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Main Stage West—Best of the Best, in Sebastopol

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“White” Unleashes Hidden Voices, at Shotgun, Berkeley
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Call Me by Your Name—Desire Under the Lombard Sun

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“The Very Hungry Caterpiller”: a Puppet Transformation at Bay Area Children’s Theatre

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“Why I died, a Comedy!” Internalizes Humor, at Playground, S.F.

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“Not a Genuine Black Man”: Wit and Warmth, at The Marsh, S.F.

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“An Octoroon” Provokes Reflection at Berkeley Rep

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Carol Christ Declares Free Speech Year at U.C., Berkeley

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CAL Theater Alums Inspire at U.C., Berkeley

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“1776” and “Hamilton”: A Tale of Two Coattails

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Current Shows

  • “Come From Away”: A Layover Arouses Humanity—at TheatreWorks
  • “How to Make an American Son”: Latino Dad vs. His Privileged Son—at NCTC
  • “Lost in Yonkers” Finds Tenderness in Tough Love—at CenterREP
  • “The Monsters”: An Intense Sibling Love Story—at Berkeley Rep
  • “Flex” Features Black Female Athletes Yearning to Break Free—at SF Playhouse
  • “The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia?” Tears the Veil & Confronts Us—at Shotgun
  • “Public Charge” Proves Diplomacy Is Difficult & Worth Pursuing—at The Public
  • “Macbeth” Updated to 70s New York, A Vital New Vision—at Magic
  • “Pass the Nails & Shame the Devil” Lifts Up Black Women Changemakers—at The Marsh
  • “Assassins” Reveals What Triggers Alienated Americans—at OTP
  • “||:Girls:||:Chance:||:Music:||” Celebrates Young Women Coming Up—at ACT
  • “Jesa”: Sisters’ Reunion Goes Inevitably Awry—at The Public
  • “Gods & Monsters” Evokes Tragedy & Laughter in Gay Hollywood Life—at NCTC
  • “Takes All Kinds” Celebrates US, with Wit & Wisdom—at The Marsh
  • “Antigone (This Play I Read in High School)” Transforms Tragedy—at The Public

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