42nd St. Moon auction features unusual ‘Broadway Kissing Booth’
The theater's first online auction begins June 6 and culminates with a silent auction at the Alcazar Theatre June 20.
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San Francisco: SF Playhouse announces 2011-12 season
Opening the ninth season is the west coast premiere of Honey Brown Eyes by Stefanie Zadravec, a heart crushing encounter during the Bosnian War reminding…
Theater Review: ‘Tales of the City’ – It was worth the wait
This is a wonderfully edgy, quintessential San Francisco experience, embracing its eccentricity with a singular charm and an irrepressible, incandescent spirit.
San Francisco: Orlock’s ‘Indulgences’ comes to Off Broadway West
A bizarre courtship ensues and the sisters are thrilled that science and romance have each taken hold in their isolated lives. But Fate intervenes in…
Around the Bay: Tales of the City, Let Me Down Easy, SubZERO Festival, Avenue Q, Title of Show
"Those who stand for nothing fall for anything."
San Francisco: Tony-award winning mime troupe opens season with ‘2012 – The Musical!’
What is Rand’s plan to convince people to vote for an openly corporate candidate? Can Theater BAM! survive without corporate money, or should they stifle…
Review: Blue Man Group opens in San Francisco
Not having drunk the blue kool-aid, I was ready to dismiss it as a techno version of Gallagher watermelon-smashing. Little did I know that this…
Famed Bay Area artist Michael Schwab creates commemorative ‘Ring’ poster
Schwab's work is easily recognized by his signature use of large, flat areas of color, dramatic perspectives and bold, graphic images of archetypal human forms.
Coming to San Francisco: A new concept in afternoon tea
Three-flight afternoon “pop-up” tea event to debut at the Burritt Room in San Francisco on June 25.
Kronos Quartet and Wu Man bring ‘A Chinese Home’ to San Francisco
The program also includes Tan Dun's Ghost Opera. Since its west coast premiere at YBCA in 1995, the work has been performed around the world…