Brava! For Women in the Arts Ends Season with THE DYNAMITE SHOW and More

Brava closes it 2009-2010 theatrical season with the final reading from THE KITCHEN SERIES, THE THREE SISTERS and with the highly anticipated THE DYNAMITE SHOW featuring Fou Fou Ha! You don't want to miss either of these fantastic shows.

On June 14 THE KITCHEN SERIES will wrap up. Brava in association with Precarious Theater brings food and wine into the staged reading. In a special series cooked up just like mom used to make - with the best ingredients and an experienced hand. Join Brava and Precarious Theater Company for a new way to experience staged readings - with great actors, great food and great fun.

THE THREE SISTERS by Anton Chekhov and directed by Matthew Graham Smith will perform on Monday June 14th, 2010 @ 7:30pM. Chekhov's classic play about three sisters whom yearn to return to the Moscow of their youth, gets the Precarious make-over, and promises to cripple you with laughter.

THE DYNAMITE SHOW will run from June 17, 2010 to June 26, 2010. Fou Fou Ha! is an animated performance troupe extraordinaire. They have been described as wildly unique (NBC) and as genuine talent at its best (Metrowise Magazine). With a myriad of color-filled costumes- resembling a cross between Dr. Seuss, Antique Court Jesters and fantastic Anime characters, Fou Fou Ha! performs jaw-dropping dance numbers(7x7 Magazine) that mix a Fosse precision with a Jim Henson sensibility.(SF Weekly).

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit online at brava.org.

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