Kings of Salsa to play Marin
November 4th show at the Marin Center to feature mix of performers and styles from Cuba.
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Bay Area events, film festivals, art shows, and local happenings. Weekly updates on what’s going on in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Magic Theatre awarded $300,000 grant from Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
For 44 years, Magic has contributed to the inventiveness and relevance of the national canon while passionately ensuring the future vibrancy of the American theatre.
San Francisco Symphony reveals 2011 holiday concert lineup
Highlights include: New Best Time of Year classical Christmas concerts performed by the San Francisco Symphony and Chorus, the Duke Ellington Orchestra’s swinging holiday hits…
Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour to perform in Bay Area
The underpinnings feature Michael Jackson’s powerful, inspirational music and lyrics—the driving force behind the show—brought to life with extraordinary power and breathless intensity.
42nd Street Moon to present first American production of Kern/Hammerstein musical ‘Three Sisters’
The story is set during the World War I era in England and involves a traveling carnival photographer, his three spirited young daughters and their…
San Francisco: South Asian Film Festival lands next month
Sri Lanka will be a special focus for the 9th annual edition of the film festival.
San Francisco: Jussi Bjorling Tribute Concert, November 7
Björling’s flawless vocal technique, silvery beauty of tone, have made him one of the greatest and most beloved tenors of the 20th century.
On Stage: Openings at Berkeley Rep, Off Broadway West
Openings on our radar this week: 'How to Write a New Book for the Bible' at Berkeley Rep, and 'Master Harold and the Boys' at…
Magic Theatre announces world premiere of Sharr White’s ‘Annapurna’
After twenty years apart, Emma (played by Denise Cormier) tracks Ulysses (played by Rod Gnapp) to a trailer park in the middle of nowhere for…
Sredni Vashtar and Friends: An Evening of Music by Nicholas Pavkovic
Scored for sixteen instrumentalists and a single singer, Sredni Vashtar is based on the short story of the same name by Saki (1870-1916).