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Award-winning choreographer Doug Varone's NYC-based dance company Doug Varone and Dancers comes to the Hammer Theatre Center in downtown San Jose October 29 & 30, to present an evening of three stunning works: Somewhere, Lux, and Octet.

The song is a story told from a Black Gay man’s perspective about his and many other’s experiences at the barbershop where people gather and gossip about their community and the world.

It's the Rhino's 45th Anniversary Season with a whole line-up of exciting, new, in-person evenings of entertainment.

General Director Khori Dastoor has announced the 2021-22 Resident Company who will be cast in leading roles for Opera San José's upcoming season, welcoming a cohort of opera talent who will be starring in this season's California Theatre mainstage productions.

When an American basketball team travels to Beijing for an exhibition game in 1989, the drama goes deeper than the strain between countries.

San Francisco’s ShadowLight Productions (Larry Reed, Founder & Artistic Director and Caryl Kientz, Managing Director) is pleased to announce the full schedule of upcoming in-person Wayang Bali Balinese Shadow Theater performances for fall 2021.

Black-box theatre is coming to Pittsburg! PCT @ STEELTOWN is PIttsburg Community Theatre's new black-box project, presenting full-length(?) productions in an intimate setting.

The cast of The Great Leap will feature James Aaron Oh as “Manford,” Monica Ho as “Connie,” Alex Hsu* as “Wen Chang,” and Tim Kniffin as “Saul.

San Francisco’s 42nd Street Moon has announced the cast and creative team for the upcoming presentation of CHESS In Concert, which will kick off Moon’s return to in-person musical theatre! 

Starting Here, Starting Now is a thrilling and touching musical revue using the songs of Richard Maltby, Jr.

Berkeley Repertory Theatre today announced casting for its production of Wintertime by Charles L.

ODC Theater, part of the most active center for contemporary dance on the West Coast, is proud to announce a team of Guest Curators for its 2022 Season.

Nominations are now open for the 2021 BroadwayWorld San Francisco Awards! Streaming theatre, in-person, and more are included.

The curtain call of a recent performance of Tosca at San Francisco Opera ended a little differently than usual! Following the performance, the audience got to watch a real life love story unfold when Soloman Howard (Angelotti) proposed to Ailyn Pérez (Tosca).

Pear Theatre continues its tradition of less-than-typical holiday shows with The Thanksgiving Play by Larissa FastHorse and Eight Nights by Jennifer Maisel, playing in repertory.

Due to a company member's possible exposure to Covid-19, San Francisco Playhouse is canceling the Friday, September 3rd and Saturday, September 4th performances of Starting Here, Starting Now.

San Francisco Opera presents a one-night-only celebration, Live and In Concert: The Homecoming, on Friday, September 10 at 7 pm.

South Bay Musical Theatre has announced the company’s long-awaited return to live performance with SHOUT! The Mod Musical.

South Bay Musical Theatre (SBMT) is pleased to announce the company’s long-awaited return to live performance with SHOUT! The Mod Musical.

The season starts with an audio play by Andrew Saito, Br'er Peach, produced in collaboration with The Parsnip Ship and in association with Business Lunch Productions.

Edwin Outwater, Music Director at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and legendary drag queen/horror icon Peaches Christ will host the online benefit which takes audiences on a chilling tour of the piano repertoire's darkest and most haunting moments.

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley returns to in-person performances, launching its 51st season with the new indie folk-rock musical Lizard Boy.

In November, the Conservatory will play host to its annual gala to support scholarships at the new Ute and William K.

Smuin Contemporary Ballet announces an exciting new schedule for its popular series of Company artist- and alumni-led dance and dance-based fitness classes, including the addition of in-studio and hybrid (in-studio or join virtually from home) programming.

The Napa Valley Museum Yountville announces the opening of a new Main Gallery exhibition: “Dangerous Games: Treacherous Toys We Loved As Kids,” the Museum's original exhibition devoted to the wacky, “whammo,” wonderful world of the Slip 'N Slide, Lawn Darts, Creepy Crawlers, Clackers, and