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Greg Lam’s play envisions what might have happened when two silent stars, Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, shared a set during turbulent political times.

In their world premiere, “Being Alive,” Robert Kelley and William Liberatore shine light on the universal aspects of Stephen Sondheim’s work.

Her path to recovery after a cancer diagnosis was arduous. But Alysa Reinhardt is back on stage, taking on New Ballet’s take on “Cinderella.”

Opera San Jose’s “Florencia en el Amazonas” is not only a regional premiere but also the company’s first Spanish-language production.

The TheatreWorks production of ‘Tiger Style’ entertains while exploring the “intergenerational conversations with the Asian American community.”

Cabrini is a nun whose story resonates in today’s divided society and speaks volumes in the religious realms.