David Allen Studio

John Robb and Joe Bellan

'Dear Master'

'Empty Nesters'

'The Most Dangerous Highway in the World'

'The Untamed Stage'

Sessions at Skywalker Sound

Brothers Frank (l. Lance Gardner*) and Addison (r. David Everett Moore*) ponder their situation as free blacks in 'Safe House'

Daisy Hilton (Jessica LaFever) and Violet Hilton (Lauren Meyer) are conjoined twins who became sensational vaudeville stars in Side Show, presented by Foothlll Music Theatre

Stacy Ross is Helene in Aurora Theatre's production of 'Leni'

Zuri, played by Dezi Soley, reflects on the moment at hand.

Zuri, Dezi Soley, and Emily, Emily Serdahl, reflect on the moment.

Zuri, Dezi Soely and 'Emily, Emily Serdahl, holds the red egg.

Zuri, Dezi Soley, is an enslaved girl who dares to follow her own instincts on an island plantation.

Marilet Martinez (Zaniyah Nahuati) resists the extreme vetting in 'WALLS'

Charlotte Hemmings plays the title role in the internationally acclaimed drama at San Francisco's Magic Theatre. 

(L) Tim Kniffin as Max, ((L) floor) Satchel André as Fish, (seated) Atim Udoffia as Nina and (R) Calvin M. Thompson as Jay "The Sport" Jackson in the 'The Royale' by Marco Ramirez.

Performing her sonic séance in the ancient Redwood Grove in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.

Mariah Castle as Andi, Joe Estlack as Freddie and Wilma Bonet as The Rat Wife in a play adapted from Ibsen's 'Little Eyolf' and directed by Mark Jackson with set design by Nina Ball.

Paul Vincent O'Connor as Salter in Caryl Churchill's 'A Number.'

Paul Vincent O'Connor as Salter and Joseph Patrick O'Malley as one of his sons in Caryl Churchill's 'A Number.'

Megan Trout as Blanche Sartorius and Sarah Mitchell as the maid in G. B. Shaw's 'Widowers Houses.'

clockwise Dan Hoyle as Harry Trench, Michael Gene Sullivan as Cokane, Howard Swain as Lickcheese, Sarah Mitchell as the maid, Warren David Keith as Mr. Sartorius and Megan Trout as Blanche Sartorius in G. B. Shaw's 'Widowers Houses.'

'Trolls in Yoga Pants'

'JIVE' promotional poster

Emily Jeanne Brown as Jenny and Jeremy Kahn as Seth.

Directed by Jennifer King.

Playwright by Sarah Burgess.

Set Design by Tanya Orellana.

Costume Design by Victoria Livingston-Hall.

Lighting Design by Kurt Landisman.

L) Julian López-Morillas and (R) Lura Dolas in Jonathan Safran Foer's Everything Is Illuminated, adapted by Simon Block, and directed by Tom Ross.

Performing amongst the ancient redwoods in Golden Gate Park, Jill Tracy’s candlelight sonic seance enraptures her audience.

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(L-R) Julie Eccles, James Carpenter, and Anne Darragh for Lucy Kirkwood's The Children.

James Carpenter in Lucy Kirkwood’s The Children

‘Il trovatore’ by Verde

L-R is Manrico (Mackenzie Gotcher) attacking the Count di Luna (Eugene Brancoveanu) while Leonora (Kerriann Otaño) tries to intervene.

Plotting the destruction of Carthage and its queen, The Sorcerer (bass-baritone Nathan Stark) summons companions to enact his evil plans in Opera San José’s production of Purcell’s “Dido and Aeneas.”