Harry Duke
Deathly Duo
‘Murder for Two’ kills
Santa Rosa’s 6th Street Playhouse opens their GK Hardt Theatre with Murder for Two, a title that neatly sums up the...
Fraught Friendships Onstage
The circle of life takes center stage in the North Bay with two plays featuring females dealing with challenges ranging from child rearing to...
Entitled Assholes Will Be The Death of Theatre
What were we thinking? Who were we kidding? Did we really think that the segment of the theatre audience made up of entitled assholes...
‘Galatea’ Soars: Sci-fi shines onstage
Science fiction has long been the purview of film and, to a lesser extent, television. Live theatrical productions of the genre are few and...
Yard Bard: Shakespeare in micro-doses or in full
For theater lovers who prefer their Shakespeare “al fresco”—or for those who are still hesitant about venturing inside—two North Bay companies are presenting free...
Stage Re-Engaged: Live performances return, mostly
Fall is the time when a theater company’s fancy turns lightly to thoughts of a new season. Announcements are made, rehearsals are scheduled and...
‘Love, Loss, and What I Wore’ Wears it Well
Rarely does a play’s title capture the complete essence of a script better than Nora and Delia Ephron’s Love, Loss, and What I Wore....
Sam Shepard’s Political Farce Plays on Stage in Cloverdale
With the lifting of most restrictions on in-door gatherings, the curtain continues to slowly rise on live, in-person theater in the North Bay. Many...
Left Edge Theatre Becomes the First North Bay Company to Invite Audiences Back Inside
It’s been 15 months since local audiences set foot inside a theater.
Pandemic-necessitated closures and restrictions limited performing arts organizations to streaming their shows online...
North Bay Theater Festival Tells Women’s Stories
Heroines, Harpies and Harlots—a theater project born to let all who identify as female have a voice—returns for a second year with another festival...
