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Video streaming will be offered for Lizard Boy, allowing patrons to watch either from home or in-theatre.

Environmental Artist and Bay Area local, Joelle Provost, will debut her latest work of art: Solastalgia – a collection of thought provoking work about the environment and the problems the planet faces due to global climate change.

The Marsh Berkeley returns to live theater with fan favorite Don Reed and his newest solo work, Going Out.

Dragon Productions Theatre Company (a.

As live music returns to Orange County, Pacific Symphony is pleased to announce the 2021-22 season of Farmers & Merchant Bank's Family Musical Mornings concert series, led by newly-appointed Assistant Conductor Dr.

Festival Napa Valley today announced that Nia Imani Franklin is the recipient of  the 2021 Darioush and Shahpar Khaledi Prize for Excellence and Innovation in Classical Music.

SAFEhouse for the Performing Arts presents RAW: Resident Artists Workshop live performances for in-person audiences one night only, Saturday, September 11, 2021.

Hannah is a bride-to-be whose excitement for her upcoming wedding is tempered by her need to manage the affections of both her mother and her stepmother while planning the nuptials.

Funds raised from this concert will support the nonprofit's Scholarship Fund to increase access for underserved communities to all programs.

Humans! On Stage! Doing Stuff! is a celebration of the many talents of the South Bay community — including performances of original music, dancing, playing musical instruments, performing comic monologues, and so on.

San Francisco International Arts Festival has announced that the organization will present a week-long program of live, in-person and virtual performances, films and panel discussions from October 18-24, 2021 culminating in two-full days of outdoor events at Fort Mason on the weekend of Saturday-Sun

These new board members join the current board of seven who were intimately involved in selecting Sean San José and who support his vision of making the Magic Theatre the new artistic home for multicultural, multi-generational forms of performance in San Francisco.

Remote Theater, a virtual and hybrid performing arts company, has announced the launch of a program to collaborate with regional companies in bringing theater to wider audiences, including communities that have not experienced theater because of limited mobility, safety concerns, and/or costs.

Hope Mohr Dance has announced the world premiere of Bacchae Before, a dance theater project inspired by the tragedies of gender reveal parties and Anne Carson's Bakkhai.

San Francisco Opera's Tad and Dianne Taube General Director Matthew Shilvock announced today that Chorus Director Ian Robertson will retire at the close of 2021, capping a distinguished career with the Company.

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Douglas Williams has won the American Theatre Critics Association's 2021 M.

The Monterey Jazz Festival have announced that tickets for its 64th edition have sold out for the weekend of September 24-26.

Tickets for the exclusive West Coast production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the world’s most award-winning new play, are now on sale.

Based on an abundance of caution the acclaimed Merola Opera Program has announced a programming update for its Merola Grand Finale, to be presented live July 31 atthe Golden Gate Park Bandshell.

Opera San José launches the season in a reimagined format, bringing Rimsky-Korsakov's rarely-seen opera, Mozart and Salieri, virtually to opera lovers throughout the Bay Area and beyond.

In anticipation of San Francisco Opera's return to the War Memorial Opera House stage for the opening of its 99th season, beginning with Puccini's Tosca on August 21, the Company has added two weekly, free opera streams for the month of August: Richard Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Augus

San Jose Stage Company has announced the titles for its upcoming 39th Season: RESILIENCE.

Charles Slender-White and his dance company, FACT/SF will present Split, a series of 300 one-on-one performances this autumn in San Francisco.

Pulitzer winners Paula Vogel, Katori Hall, Annie Baker & Sam Shepard are just 4 of the many celebrated playwrights whose work was developed in the Bay Area Playwrights Festival (BAPF).