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Silicon Valley Shakespeare will return to Saratoga for its 25th anniversary season-and 20th year at Sanborn County Park-with 33 actors and more than 30 creatives behind the scenes mounting 2 monumental shows.

Ballet22, a groundbreaking dance company presenting works that break gender normative traditions in the classical repertoire, will present Momentum, an evening of mixed repertory, July 28-29 at San Francisco's Z Space.

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley will kick off its 20th Anniversary New Works Festival with Before the Ink Dries: A Special TheatreWorks Fundraiser with David Henry Hwang and Rajiv Joseph.

Children's Musical Theater San Jose will present The Hunchback of Notre Dame directed by CMT Artistic Director Kevin Hauge and running July 28-August 6 at the historic Montgomery Theater.

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of its release, the Magnetic Fields will perform ‘69 Love Songs’—the 1999 three-disc masterwork that marked a significant breakthrough for the American band—live for the first time in over two decades.

San Francisco Playhouse will open its 2023-24 Season with the West Coast Premiere of the romantic comedy Nollywood Dreams.

Opera San José's opulent staging of Alma Deutscher's Cinderella will be made available for free viewing beginning July 22.

What did our critic think of LES MISERABLES at Orpheum Theatre?

After twenty years as the founder and artistic director of sjDANCEco, Gary Masters has formally announced his retirement.

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley has revealed that Tim Bond will depart the company, stepping down from his role as Artistic Director later this month in order to lead Oregon Shakespeare Festival as its new Artistic Director.

New Canon Theatre Lab presents FINDING CHASE, A World Premiere on the Monterey Peninsula.

The 2023 San Francisco Fringe Festival will present 45 performances by 15 indie theater companies from August 10 through August 26, 2023.

San Francisco / Bay Area is never lacking outstanding theatre, whether epic Broadway shows, engrossing dramas or bold fringe offerings.

In July ACTORS' READING COLLECTIVE (ARC) is presenting two premiere play readings on July 10th and July 31st at Marin Shakespeare Company.

What did our critic think of JENN COLELLA - OUT AND PROUD at Feinstein's At The Nikko?

What did our critic think of A CHORUS LINE at SF Playhouse? For theatre lovers, A Chorus Line is iconic, holding a reverential appeal with its backstage story of cattle call hopefuls putting it all out there knowing their chances of making the final eight are slim.

Bay Area audiences are invited to revel in the high drama and opulent melodies of classic opera as artists from the 2023 Merola Opera Program perform extended scenes from works by Donizetti, Handel, Verdi, and others in the Schwabacher Summer Concert.

What did our critic think of OUT OF CHARACTER at Berkeley Repertory Theatre? And the winner is [long pause], Ari’el Satchel for The Band’s Visit.

Club Fugazi announced the launch of Club Dates: A Live Music Series at Club Fugazi, taking place throughout the month of August 2023 while the cast of Dear San Francisco takes a brief hiatus.

The 2023 San Francisco Fringe Festival will present 45 performances by 15 indie theater companies from August 10 through August 26, 2023.

First look photos! San Francisco Playhouse concludes its 20th Anniversary Season with the hit Broadway musical A Chorus Line.

Get a first look at A Chorus Line at San Francisco Playhouse!

NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet comes to BroadwaySF’s Golden Gate Theatre on Tuesday, December 19, 2023 at 7 p.

Prepare to be enchanted and thoroughly entertained as Berkeley Shakes proudly presents 'A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Musical!' This delightful production brings Shakespeare's most accessible and hilarious comedy to life with a fresh and modern twist.

Get a first look at brand-new production photos from the world premiere of Tony Award winner Ari'el Stachel's new solo show, Out of Character, performing at Berkeley Rep now through July 30, 2023.