San Francisco: David Templeton brings solo show ‘Wretch Like Me’ to the Roxie
Award-winning show tells outrageous true story of a former teenage fundamentalist—and how he was saved from being saved.
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Three more shows announced for A.C.T.’s 2011-12 season
'Twelfth Night', 'Scorched', and 'Maple and Vine' join a season that includes the Bay Area premiere of Lorenzo Pisoni’s one-man show, 'Humor Abuse', David Mamet’s…
The Yale Glee Club coming to San Francisco
Currently celebrating its 150th year, the Yale Glee Club - under the direction of Jeffrey Douma - is Yale University's oldest musical organization and is…
Berkeley: Aurora Theatre to host annual fundraising gala in May
Funds raised at the gala event will support Aurora Theatre Company’s live performances, innovative education program, and the Global Age Project new works initiative.
The Roxie adds live theater to their new line-up – ‘Wretch Like Me’ runs in May
Roxie Stages is also part of the theater's mission to become a center for San Francisco's artistic community.
Mamma Mia! coming to San Jose
Inspired by the storytelling magic of ABBA’s songs from “Dancing Queen” and “S.O.S.” to “Money, Money, Money” and “Take a Chance on Me,” Mamma Mia!…
UC Berkeley to present ‘Berkeley Dance Project 2011: Stream’ with 3 new dance works
As a theme and a mission for the department, the production (under Dance program head Lisa Wymore’s guiding hand) is set to reveal ways of…
Local theatres to benefit from world premiere of new Jerome Kern show
"I’m only performing the songs I love and we’re presenting them in an informal manner with lots of dancing and silliness."
The Bay Area Reporter, the USA’s oldest, continuously published LGBT newspaper, celebrates 40th anniversary
"Beginning little more than a 'bar rag,' the B.A.R. has become the most respected and longest, continuously published LGBT newspaper in America."
San Francisco: Producing Director James Haire retires after 40 years with A.C.T.
“It is fair to say that Jim changed the landscape of the American theater," said Artistic Director Carey Perloff.