"'The Male Intellect' is a crafty and thought-provoking concoction," writes the Chicago Tribune about Robert Dubac's hit one-man show, where the actor/writer ransacks his brain to answer the age-old question, "What do women want?"

The men are returning from war and it's time to think about other things again -- like life and love. That's the beginning of Shakespeare's romantic comedy "Much Ado About Nothing."

One of the more significant cultural events in the history of the Napa Valley debuted Sunday evening to a standing ovation at the Lincoln Theatre in Yountville.

Nearly a decade ago, Roni Benise was living "in the middle of nowhere" -- also known as Nebraska -- contemplating his options as a rock 'n' roll guitarist.

It's always a pleasure attending a performance at the beautiful Napa Valley Opera House, and this past Sunday was no exception. A full house of children, parents, grandparents, friends and lovers of the ancient art of circus acrobatics were treated to a performance that had to be seen to be believed. San Francisco Circus troupe, a skilled band of 17 youngsters ranging in age from 9-21, performed circus magic.