Stu Klitsner

BWW Reviews: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Limited Engagement Now Thru March 24

'Little Shop of Horrors, the deliciously dark comedy/horror-rock musical -- beloved by high school and community theatre companies across the country -- spreads its gripping green vines now through March 24 in the East Bay at Holy Names University's Regents' Theatre.

BWW Reviews: A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM is Hilarious, Now Thru August 19!

Set aside all of your 21st century politically correct notions and feminist fury for a moment and go see 'A Funny thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.' This show is guaranteed to make you laugh, but you better hurry because it's only here through August 19th.

Willows Theatre Brings 10 Bay Area Actors To The Stage In LOVE LETTERS 7/10-8/2

Ten actors, 24 performances, five sets of personalities and creative interpretations. It's almost as if the Willows Theatre Company were bringing in a different cast every night.

Willows Theatre Brings 10 Bay Area Actors To The Stage In LOVE LETTERS 7/10-8/2

Ten actors, 24 performances, five sets of personalities and creative interpretations. It's almost as if the Willows Theatre Company were bringing in a different cast every night.

Grant & Klitsner Star In Willows' ON GOLDEN POND 3/23-4/19

Willows Theatre to present award-winner and theatergoer favorite ?On Golden Pond,' Mar 23-Apr 19 Features Bay Area favorites Stu Klitsner and Barbara Grant as curmudgeonly professor and his wise and knowing wife If you want to pick a theatre masterpiece about marriage that sits at the opposite end of the spectrum from Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, you'd hardly do better than naming On Golden Pond.

Grant & Klitsner Star In Willows' ON GOLDEN POND 3/23-4/19

Willows Theatre to present award-winner and theatergoer favorite ?On Golden Pond,' Mar 23-Apr 19 Features Bay Area favorites Stu Klitsner and Barbara Grant as curmudgeonly professor and his wise and knowing wife If you want to pick a theatre masterpiece about marriage that sits at the opposite end of the spectrum from Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, you'd hardly do better than naming On Golden Pond.