Review: WORKING FOR CRUMBS at B St. Theatre
What do you get when you cross Weekend at Bernie’s with Horrible Bosses? The winner of the 2025 B St.
What do you get when you cross Weekend at Bernie’s with Horrible Bosses? The winner of the 2025 B St.
B Street Theatre will present Working for Crumbs, the world premiere dark comedy by Kate Danley and winner of the 2025 New Comedies Festival, at The Sofia in Sacramento.
B Street Theatre will present a chillingly funny new production of MISERY, the stage adaptation by William Goldman based on Stephen King's legendary novel.
B Street Theatre continues its 2025–26 Mainstage season with the National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of DOG MOM, a new comedy-drama written by and starring Tate Hanyok.
Sun Tzu’s fifth-century military treatise, “The Art of War,” is powerful enough in its original form.
The world premiere of THE ART OF WAR, a laugh-out-loud comedy adapted by Dave Pierini, runs on the Mainstage at The Sofia, Home of B Street Theatre.
Mix some classic British humor with physical comedy and unflappable actors, and you’ve got a recipe for a night of laughs.
Pickleball is the fastest growing game in the country, and you can experience it now, out of the heat and inside the B St.
Just in time for Mother’s Day, Capital Stage has revealed a play that is perfect for celebrating mothers.
It’s back! The most wonderful time of the year (besides baseball season), which brings with it a slew of the most wonderful theatre offerings.
You may have heard that back in the 20th century a guy by the name of Edward Murphy famously said, “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
What did our critic think of WINNIE-THE-POOH at B Street Theatre?
We’ve all heard of the Wright Brothers.
‘Tis the season to be jolly! Unless you’re Santa, whose ancient body has compiled a laundry list of ailments.
The smash hit from Upstairs @ the B moves to Zoom! Join Dave Pierini, Stephanie Altholz and Tara Sissom with special guest, Jason Kuykendall for outrageous long-form improv.
With the closing of the theatre doors on March 17, a regional children's and performing arts theatre was facing unprecedented circumstances going into the future and the yearly Sacramento Region fundraising holiday Big Day of Giving.