Caissie Levy was invited to a princess party a few years back, and the hosts asked her to sing that great princess anthem "Let It Go."

Not many words are spoken at all in Bess Wohl's "Small Mouth Sounds."

42nd Street Moon is currently opening its 25th anniversary season by presenting "Ain't Misbehavin'," the musical revue devoted to songs that Fats Waller made famous.

The dragon is still on the loose, having breathed fire in Scotland, Los Angeles, and all over the Bay Area.

One Sunday, in a decade far, far away, our Sunday school class trooped down to a second-run theater to see Cecil B. DeMille's "The Ten Commandments."

Margaret Cho says that life is going "really, really well" these days. There's her new show "Fresh off the Bloat," selling out in most cities, coming to the Castro Theatre on Oct. 21.

Someday we'll laugh about this - a phrase often spoken about a mortifying social event in an effort to defuse it in the moment. In other words, it will become a good story.

In "Finding My Voice," film and Broadway star Kathleen Turner will take to the stage of Feinstein's at the Hotel Nikko for an evening of music from the Great American Songbook.

And the Tony Award for best performance by an actress in a leading role in a musical goes to - all three headliners in the latest Broadway @ the Herbst series.

Decades ago, when she was part of San Francisco's queer art scene, Bambi performed with the legendary Cockettes. She has also been a transgender street hustler, a porn actor and a solo cabaret singer.

Robert O'Hara's play now at San Francisco Playhouse is nearly impossible to review without making unconscionable revelations.

In this sharply written world premiere at New Conservatory Theatre Center, a character's call is answered before the line goes dead. Whatever optimism that can be rekindled will be hard-earned going forward.

"To thine own self be true." "The lady doth protest too much." "The play's the thing."

He may not have been kicking and screaming, but Harrison David Rivers was definitely dragged to the Million Hoodie March.The event figures into his new play.