Tag: San Francisco

The Bill Graham Memorial Foundation will blast into the new year with an exciting concert event to celebrateBill’s Birthday Bash, an evening of great music, rare musical collaborations, a killer silent auction upstairs in the Poster Room with signed posters, rare collectibles, baseball tickets, concert tickets, dinners, memorabilia, and...

Yes Sweet Can explores the theme of resourcefulness in an intimate setting where the first row of the audience is on the actual stage of the circus performance.

Surprisingly, one of my favorite dishes from what we selected from the menu was the sea bass teriyaki.

You've seen Cinderella before, but not like this laugh-out-loud, delightful family rendition by the African-American Shakespeare Company. The famous rag-to-riches story gets a soulful makeover, taking place in the bayous of Louisiana. The traditional elements are all here—the slipper, the nasty stepsisters, the prince, and the pursuit of love and...

I stepped into the magical world of acrobatic insects under Cirque du Soleil's blue and yellow big top.

There's a reason why Cirque du Soleil remains a worldwide phenomena. The latest evidence is the vibrant show OVO now playing at Le Grand Chapiteau at AT&T Park in San Francisco (and coming to San Jose February 4, 2010). Insects never looked so colorful, animated—this is how a live stage version of...

This morning we're pleased to welcome the San Francisco Symphony to the SSC Bay Area Theater and Arts Guide. Eugene Lee, CEO of Socialtext in Palo Alto, will be leading coverage for the SF Symphony along with other classical, opera and jazz venues such as San Francisco Opera, San Jose...

Last night I attended a concert by the San Francisco Symphony that was billed as "Beethoven's 5th Symphony" but which also included Schubert's Six German Dances D. 820 arranged by Anton von Webern, Webern's Symphony, Opus 21, and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Opus 58, featuring...