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San Francisco Playhouse will close its 22nd season with Lerner and Loewe’s My Fair Lady.

The North American tour of & Juliet will make a stop at BroadwaySF’s Orpheum Theatre this summer.

Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco, one of the longest, continually running flamenco performance groups outside of Spain and one of the oldest and most enduring dance organizations in San Francisco, announced its 16th Annual Showcase.

Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco has announced its 16th Annual Showcase.

After a wildly successful sold-out run at SF Sketchfest earlier this year, the world-renowned comedy fever-dream STAMPTOWN returns to the Bay Area by popular demand for two nights only, Friday-Saturday, September 12-13 at 7pm & 10pm at Club Fugazi.

In response to the chaotic terminations of grant awards by the National Endowment for the Arts in early May, Berkeley Repertory Theatre has received a generous gift.

Berkeley's Aurora Theatre has announced that it is suspending plans for its 2025/26 season for the time being.

Chanticleer Shakespeare Co.

Broadway San Jose, a Nederlander Presentation, and Children's Musical Theater San Jose, announced the 2025 winners of The Rita Moreno Awards held in-person at San Jose's Center for the Performing Arts on Monday, May 12.

The North American premiere season of GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE LIVE! PRESENTED BY WALMART, is coming to BroadwaySF’s Golden Gate Theatre.

The Marsh San Francisco will present a new work from Koorosh Ostowari, Grandma’s Million-Dollar Scheme.

Marin Theatre will close its 2024/25 season with the Bay Area Premiere of the hilarious workplace comedy Do You Feel Anger? by Mara Nelson-Greenberg.

Rainbow Zebra Productions LLC and the Magic Theatre have announced the Magic Classics Reading Series.

SFJAZZ has revealed public access to the SFJAZZ Historical Archive, an expansive collection of more than 2,000 recordings.

Lesher Center for the Arts and Diablo Regional Arts Association has revealed the schedule of events and performances for Fiesta Cultural 2025, a vibrant two-day festival celebrating the arts and culture of Latin America.

Andrew Bergh’s The Radicalization of Rolfe, winner of a 2016 FringeNYC Overall Excellence Award, might have had its germination by observing the naïve American white males joining the MAGA movement of our current president.

San Francisco Producing Director and co-founder Susi Damilano has done a remarkable job of imagining the world of fifteen-year-old mathematics genius Christopher who just happens to be autistic.