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Bruja

Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. from May 24 until June 24

A reimagining of Euripides’ Medea.
Bruja

Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. from May 24 until June 24

A play by Luis Alfaro that retells the Medea myth.

Pulling Out of Nazareth

By Chris Torres | Wed, January 18, 2012

Between the ages of 12 and 30, much Jesus of Nazareth’s life is a mystery. According to some scholars and theologians, he used those years to log miles. He’s been as far as England, and after his resurrection, there’s an appearance to Native Ameri... More »
Claire Chafee on Why We Have a Body, Love, Humor, and a Lesbian P.I. Who Tracks Cheating Men

By Emily Wilson | Wed, August 31, 2011

Claire Chafee's play, Why We Have a Body, opened at the Magic Theater in 1993 and stayed there for six months before being produced Off Broadway and playing all around the country, as well as in Canad... More »
"The Lily's Revenge": Five Hour-Long Play Is Five Hours Too Long

By Chris Jensen | Wed, May 11, 2011

This play is long, we're told from the get-go. That's no joke. Clocking in at more than four hours, with five acts and three intermissions, The Lily's Revenge is less an evening of entertainment than a cheeky test of endurance. Whether you enjoy ... More »
The Lily's Revenge: Dirty Daisies and Mac's Marys

By Ironing Board Collective | Thu, April 28, 2011

By Michelle Tea Taylor Mac is my favorite performing artist, and I've been so antsy for his 5-hour epic play, The Lily's Revenge, to hit San Francisco at the Magic Theater that I took a plane all th... More »
"What We're Up Against" and "Collapse": Unlikely Comedies

By Chris Jensen | Wed, February 23, 2011

History may be a fiction, but it's a sustainable fiction." Nobody talks like that in corporate America — they're all too busy figuring out how to include words like "leverage" and "scalability" in their PowerPoint slides. Even at so-called "creati... More »