I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the vocal strength evident in all of the musical numbers.
Is playwright Alice Childress’ play as relevant today as it was when it debuted in the mid-50s?
“I got my makeup off and I came out into the house, and my father walked around the corner and he was beaming with pride.” – James Carpenter
One participant in the audience noted that “…people don’t go to Yelp to read.”
Artists Scott Kildall and Victoria Scott are working on a virtual-world-comes-to-life sculpture.
City/space/share operates similar to the zipcar strategy, where spatial and infrastructural resources are shared among multiple users.
Watch out though when you see this musical, for you might even find yourself on stage doing the Can-can!
The only barrier to their creative artistry will be the requirement that they use the ingredients featured in still life composition being projected during the evening’s experience.
Cardboard Box Theatre Project’s A Box of One Acts presents four new one-act plays by Bay Area playwrights and features both new and returning actors and directors.
A portion of ticket proceeds benefit Boys and Girls Clubs of San Francisco and the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department.
During the 01SJ Biennial Lasser along with artist Marguerite Perret will have installed the “Floating World” along the 87 Underpass along the Guadalupe river basin.
If you’re a woman of a certain age and you love classic rock and roll and disco tunes of the 60’s and 70’s you won’t find a funnier, more satisfying way to spend an evening.
In the end, around 3,000 pounds of Pig and 2,500 pounds of Lamb were consumed.
Nathaniel Hackmann is a standout. He plays Gaston with a likable swagger. At full-on bravado, he struts, flexes, and prunes as a harem swoons.
At times what you’re about to watch may feel part David Lynch.
Once again, the calendar is brimming with possibility. Whether you like theater, wine, or just lazing …
The 01SJ Biennial is best described as a conference on the leading edge: a Mash-up, say in the spirit of SXSW and other innovative events that combine the best of tech, arts and digital culture.
At Cesar Chavez Park I learned that it was all about chilling, and that a cigar and some Cognac would do the trick.
The Latin Rhythm Boys had the crowd dancing up a salsa storm on the streets. The horns were ablazin’.
All of that with iPhone in one hand, a plate in the other, and, for some arguably less fashion-forward, a wine glass holder slung around their necks.
