David Sinaiko, left, and Benoît Monin in “Art.” Not Marc and Serge.

The boardroom drama seizes an opportunity many established local theaters have been slow to act on: the chance to delve into ...

Guest conductor Elim Chan returns with a passionate yet graceful program that pairs “Swan Lake” with the “Pathétique” Symphony.

In American Conservatory Theater’s “Nobody Loves You,” a skepticism about the show’s own mechanisms lends it an agreeable edge. Ana Yi Puig, from left, Molly Hager, A.J. Holmes, Seth Hanson and ...

Robert Pattinson credits the Oakland native with helping him through a scene that drove him “crazy for three days.” ...

Mickey agrees to be an Expendable, meaning he’s the guinea pig in testing out potentially fatal viruses and other dangerous ...

The South African artist and a team of collaborators combine surrealism, time travel and stagecraft in this production at Cal Performances. A scene from William Kentridge’s “The Great Yes, the Great ...

The Berkeley City Club is always an up-close-and-personal venue, but it’s a special thrill when actors’ necks are bulging and steaming to lift giant weights. Clark (Andre Amarotico, left) and Nolan ...

About a third of the way through “Dope Thief” you might get hit by a gnawing and familiar thought: This should have been a two-hour movie, not an eight-episode limited series. It is sporadically ...

Alfred Moretti was the most dominant pop star of the ‘90s, a reclusive, technopop legend that reached David Bowie-level fame and created a cultlike following. But that was then. Now Moretti (John ...