It’s time for some tasty Rrazz berries. The downtown nitery, now celebrating its fourth year in the Hotel Nikko, has just announced a new roster of theatrically connected acts.

Kathleen Turner, who shot to fame in 1981 as sexual dynamite in Body Heat, and came through town in 2005 as braying harridan Martha in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, may not first come to mind when casting a Catholic nun.

Kathleen Turner brings 'High' to the Curran Theatre

PianoFight, best known for interactive theater and sketch comedy, strikes a different chord in its latest production.

San Francisco Ballet charged into its spring season with two triple bills which play through this weekend at the Opera House.