Ever since her first introduction to America in a comic strip by Harold Gray, Annie has captivated audiences with wit, pluck and eternal optimism. When she finally got her first musical in 1977, her place in our hearts was cemented. Full of modern classics such as the soaring 'Tomorrow' and the toiling 'Hard Knock Life', Annie is the first word in family entertainment. Don't wait to in love with this spunky orphan all over again!

Sell-out show Kim's Convenience is headed to San Francisco this fall. Ins Choi's play, which has previously sold out runs in under three hours, is being revived at the Toni Rembe Theater, with Choi himself starring as Mr. Kim. The work, a dedication to Choi's Korean immigrant parents was also adapted into a successful television sitcom starring Marvel powerhouse Simu Liu. A surefire hit that you don't want to miss!

Jaki Bradley directs the world premiere of Jessica Huang's Mother of Exiles at the Berkeley Rep's Peet's Theatre. Developed with support from the Venturous Playwright Fellowship at Berkeley Rep's The Ground Floor in New York, the story spans 165 years, following one family across generations as they navigate a treacherous path to safety from the different forces seeking to exile them.

The award-winning playwright and performer Ngozi Anyanwu (Homecoming Queen, Good Grief) brings The Monsters for its West Coast premiere, directed by Tamilla Woodard. A story about the love that exists between siblings obsessed with the thrill of mixed martial arts, the play is set to be a knockout at Peet's Theatre.

M. Butterfly tells the amazing story of the spy scandal that rocked 1980s France. This complex and engaging play by the esteemed David Henry Hwang, which won three Tonys in 1988, tracks the affair between a French diplomat who forsakes his wife and his country after falling for the charms of an alluring Chinese opera star.

Driving a stake through the heart of toxic masculinity, Kate Hamil's inventive adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic horror breathes new (after) life into the story of the bloodthirsty count in a whirlwind of feminine rage and wit. A rollicking dark comedy that takes us back to Victorian Britain, where a terrifying vampire stalks the streets, Dracula - A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really, takes aim at all the monsters, both the real ones, and the ones of our nightmares.