Eugene Lovendusky graduated summa cum laude from SFSU with a BA in Writing for Electronic Media and a minor in Drama. Raised in the SF Bay Area, his love for the arts bloomed at an early-age; a passion that has flourished in NYC, where Eugene now lives and works. He is a proud member of the New York City Gay Mens' Chorus.
The SF Playhouse continues its 4th season with a pleasantly funny and touching West Coast premiere, 'Three Seconds in the Key' by Deb Margolin, brimming with creative word- and sport-play.
Three plays by three internationally renowned playwrights directed by three leading theater artists will take the stage at American Conservatory Theater's First Look New Plays Festival, running January 16 through January 27 at Zeum Theater.
San Francisco State University's Theatre Arts Department and Player's Club presents 'Urinetown,' the musical by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman, directed by Joey Price.
Steve Silver's 'Beach Blanket Babylon,' the nation's longest-running musical revue, begins regular performances for its 2007 season January 10 at San Francisco's Club Fugazi.
The SF Playhouse is pleased to announce the West Coast Premiere of Deb Margolin's 'Three Seconds in the Key,' directed by Leigh Fondakowski beginning Jan.
New Tang Dynasty TV presents the 2007 'Chinese New Year Spectacular' for three performances only, at San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House January 5, 6, and 7.
The sizzling and award-winning dance extravaganza, 'Luis Bravo's Forever Tango,' returns to San Francisco's Post Street Theatre for a special one-month engagement.
'Jesus Christ Superstar,' the first masterpiece from the legendary writing team of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, will play Tuesday, December 19 through Saturday, December 30 at the Orpheum Theatre.
'The Rat Pack is Back' brings a sleigh full of holiday hi-jinx in their wake, restoring yuletide cheer with a songfest of classic holiday tunes performed with a sprinkling of mischievous twists and backed by a rollicking big band.
'Jersey Boys,' the smash Tony Award-winning Best Musical of 2006, has begun its national tour, which opened yesterday at San Francisco's Curran Theatre, playing through March 25, 2007.
'all wear bowlers,' the Drama Desk Award-winning clown act starring Trey Lyford and Geoff Sobelle, is a comical romp that puts a unique and fun spin on familiar gags.
American Conservatory Theater presents Charles Dickens's holiday classic 'A Christmas Carol,' adapted by ACT Artistic Director Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh and directed by Perloff, December 5 through 24, opening Friday, December 8 at 7PM.
'Floyd Collins,' the breath-taking musical by Adam Guettel and Tina Landau, is proudly presented by the San Francisco State University College of Creative Arts, running December 7 through 17, directed by Barbara Damashek.