San Jose Stage Company and PlayGround’s ‘Lolita Roadtrip’ world premier opens April 6
Trevor Allen is an award-winning playwright born and raised in San José who began his theatrical interest at Oak Grove High School. He has also…
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Berkeley: Aurora Theatre Company announces 20th anniversary season
"We look upon this juncture in our history as an opportunity for so many of us who have been a part of Aurora from its…
Festival-of-Films.com debuts its new filmmaker showcase
The showcase debuts with first-time filmmaker Raymond A. Schillinger’s 2010 film Dreams for Sale: Lehigh Acres and the Florida Foreclosure Crisis, a feature-length documentary.
Josh Groban’s “Straight To You” world tour coming to HP Pavilion
Groban recently performed the National Anthem at the 60th Annual NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles.
SF Playhouse – post-show talks for ‘Wirehead’ to explore artificial intelligence
SF Playhouse invites audience members to explore the fascinating topic of artificial intelligence after select performances of Wirehead. From March 15th through April 23rd, the…
San Francisco: Five works by Euan Macdonald investigate globalization, perception, and temporality through a single object, the piano
Macdonald is best known for video works that play with the power of digital images to subtly undermine widely-held notions of truth using loops and…
Berkeley Rep 2011-12 season features 3 world premieres, a classic Molière comedy, the legendary Rita Moreno, and Tony Award-winning Red
"Berkeley Rep has a long history of presenting work that is fresh and alive and engaged in meaningful dialogue with the contemporary world," artistic director…
Cellist Alisa Weilerstein returns to Davies Symphony Hall March 27
Cellist Alisa Weilerstein will perform Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1 with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra.
San Francisco: 35th Annual Bay Area Critics Circle Awards
In addition to the 74 outstanding performance/design award categories, the Critics Circle will also present three special awards.
African-American Shakespeare Company closes its 16th season with ‘Twelfth Night’
This film noir-inspired production of Twelfth Night, The Bard’s most popular comedy, gets a provocative re-setting in the mid-1940s.