Staff picks

What does it mean to really see your parents? Hailed as "Brilliant" by the New York Times, this play brings late Marin photographer Larry Sultan's intimate family photo memoir to the stage for its West Coast premiere. It's funny, tender, and quietly unforgettable.

Directed by Tony Award-winner Rachel Chavkin and based on the hit movie, this new musical is built on a delivery error that connects a lonely housewife and a jaded office worker, allowing their hearts to blossom through a series of anonymous, handwritten notes. Why we love it: It's a tender, intimate story anyone can relate to.

Based on the 2020 novel that was also adapted into a major motion picture, this play is a fictitious interpretation of the private family tragedy that inspired William Shakespeare to write Hamlet. Why we love it: It vividly portrays how greatness can come from tragedy.

Go on a high-flying journey through San Francisco and experience the city's vibrant history and iconic culture. This intimate circus experience blends world-class athleticism with original music and storytelling. Why we love it: It's a heart-pounding celebration of San Francisco's soul.

Welcome to the 60s! This high-energy, infectious musical is the ultimate feel-good fight against prejudice, proving that if a girl with huge hair and huge talent can change a whole city, anything is possible. Why we love it: From the very first note, this musical delivers an instant rush of pure joy that never lets up.