Arts & Entertainment
Making Book
A first edition in the dust jacket of Henry Roth's 'Call It Sleep' is one of the many treasures at the Book Fair.
read moreIdentity Crisis Cutups
Lauren Yee's provocatively titled Ching Chong Chinaman is making its San Jose debut at City Lights Theater.
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Clay Trippers
The medium is the malleable message in the hands of clay artists at de Saisset Museum.
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Dern Good
On HBO's Enlightened, Laura Dern creates a complex anti-heroine with flaring emotions.
read moreDefining Normal
Madness has been a prominent theme in drama as far back as the Greek tragedies.
read moreMack Is Back
This weekend, Symphony Silicon Valley presents "Kurt Weill: Berlin, Paris, New York," a classical cabaret.
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Seasonal Swing
Nineteen jam for 'Big Band Christmas Surprise!' at Theatre on San Pedro Square.
read moreRose Rising
Jay DeFeo spent her early years in San Jose before becoming one of the 20th century's great painters.
read moreSean Conwell
It might be a contrary way to celebrate Christmas, but this year's holiday offering is a dark, lyrical comedy.
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Hugo Winner
Children's Musical Theatre San Jose nabs the exclusive rights to full-length 'Les Miserables'.
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Tees and Attitude
Local designer Victoria Velasquez's tees and tops are sometimes controversial and always clever.
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Family Affair
Adam Cotugno and Lorie Goulart persevere in the face of familial foolishness in 'You Can't Take It With You.'
read moreRough Edges
Author Stephen Elliott doesn't filter out the hard edges of life in his memoir, stories and films.
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