Marga Gomez has been telling her life story for over 30 years. The Harlem-born playwright’s first solo show, 1991’s “Memory Tricks,” cemented her reputation as a must-see raconteur. In the decades ...

The titular dish of local icon Marga Gomez’s latest solo show, her 15th, now playing at New Conservatory Theatre Center, is a simplified English description of Caldo Gallego, a specialty of her Cuban ...

Ahoy, mateys! Lesbian comic Marga Gomez brings her 14th one-person show, "Swimming With Lesbians," to Brava Cabaret October 6-22. Presented as the memoir of Isabelle, who's yearning for her first ...

The comedy follows Gomez’ youthful history when, after being abruptly outed by her flamboyant mother, young Marga flees her parents in Manhattan and follows her college girlfriend to San Francisco.

CRAZYSMART Marga Gomez performs as ‘Trudy’ in Jane Wagner’s ‘The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe.’ (Photo by Kevin Berne) A whiff of wistfulness concluded playwright Jane Wagner’s ...

Early on in her latest solo show, "Spanish Stew," the inimitable comic actor/monologist Marga Gomez whisks us back to San Francisco 1976. That's the year she arrived here, from New York, age 20, with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From growing up in New York City to becoming a trailblazing voice in San Francisco theater, Marga Gomez has spent decades using ...

As the play begins, self-described bag lady Trudy is waiting on the corner of Walk/Don't Walk in New York City for an arranged meeting with the aliens she's befriended. The role made famous by Lily ...