Tag: San Francisco
Cutting Ball Theater continues celebration of August Strindberg
One of Strindberg’s most peculiar and rarely performed plays, 'The Keys To Heaven' was never performed during the playwright’s lifetime.
San Francisco: The Wallflowers and Cyndi Lauper to co-headline Black & White Ball
Paul Simon to perform with the San Francisco Symphony in concert at Davies Symphony Hall.
A.C.T. 2012-13 season: Humor Abuse, Elektra, A Christmas Carol, Dead Metaphor, A Streetcar Named Desire, Stuck Elevator, Black Watch, Arcadia
Academy Award winner Olympia Dukakis returns to star in a vivid new translation of a Greek tragedy featuring original music by Pulitzer Prize–winning composer David Lang
American Conservatory Theater’s 2012 Season Gala raises over $760,000
“Black-tie-with-a-twist" event featured performances from A.C.T. Young Conservatory alumnus Darren Criss, Bill Irwin, Patrick Lane, Betsy Wolfe.
San Francisco: PlayGround announces 2012 young playwright project
PlayGround and Bay Area high schools partner to enable young writers to find their own expressive voice through the creation, development, and production of short plays.
‘Surviving Progress’ opens in San Francisco and Berkeley
Cautionary tale of evolution, inspired by best-seller “A Short History of Progress,” opens April 20.
Sleepwalkers to stage world premiere of ‘Down to This’
Riffing on the concepts of gambling and fate, the show uses an actual moment of chance to determine which of two drastically different endings will be performed live on any given night.
Stones don’t bite in ‘Any Given Day’
This is the great Jim Carpenter's first time on the Magic stage, and those that follow Bay Area theater know he's a stalwart icon. For that alone, this production is not to be missed.
San Francisco Vintners Market coming to Fort Mason
Farmers market approach to wine shopping at Ft. Mason.
2012 Schwabacher Debut Recitals at San Francisco Opera Center
Tenor Daniel Curran and bass Adam Lau with Pianist Robert Mollicone to perform works by Schubert, Bolcom, Duparc, Loewe, Tosti and Mussorgsky.
