Bay Area Events

Footloose presents some of the finest female performers in the Ninth Annual Women on the Way Festival continuing Thursdays-Sundays, January 22-February... More

Dust off your fedora, throw on a trench, and keep an eye out for deadly dames lurking in the shadows: it's time again for the San Francisco Film Noir... More

Roy describes the music that he makes as "soul electrica"; soul music mixed with electronics. His style has changed and grown up through th... More

Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls, featuring special guests Arizona & Slackluster. "I wanted to explore new territory, and I wanted to use a diffe... More

A rare opportunity to view cutting-edge contemporary art by critically acclaimed artists from three countries whose works explore representations of modernity... More

The Center for Photographic Art presents: Tobin Keller Six Decades of Men and Other Portraits Exhibition dates: January 13 to March 1, 2009 RECEPTION:... More

SF Sketchfest was founded in 2001 by David Owen, Cole Stratton and Janet Varney as a way to showcase the talents of six Bay Area sketch comedy groups:... More

Second Stage 2009 is an informal presentation of Teen Dance Company’s current works, student choreography and works in progress.

Bill W. and Dr. Bob depicts the relationship between Bill Wilson, a failed stockbroker, and Dr. Bob Smith, a surgeon, during the early days of Alcoholics... More

HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2 Directed by Stephen Moorer Musical Direction by Don Dally Choreography by Susan Cable Live on stage! It's the West Coast Premiere... More

The Signs of Change show of recent original works and ultra-limited editions by Chuck Sperry and Ron Donovan of the Oakland-based Firehouse Kustom Rockart... More

"The San Francisco Bay Area is home to a wide variety of musical styles: salsa, hip-hop, funk, jazz, rock, soul… and Bayonics does them all. A 10-... More

Naked Composer: Francis Poulenc Choreographer: Stanton Welch Ibsen's House Composer: Antonin Dvorák Choreographer: Val Caniparoli in the middle,... More

It’s Paris, a city renowned for its artistic freedom. But it’s 1941 and the German occupation has established a paranoid culture at its most oppressive.... More

Eat healthy, workout, and think positive thoughts! When Angela’s routine cannot keep breast cancer at bay, she must learn to face the disease, her family,... More

Join us for the world premiere of In the Next Room (or the vibrator play), written by Sarah Ruhl and staged by Les Waters. Last time these two extraordinary... More

Growing up in Germany during World War II, Wilfried Satty’s (1939-1982) imagination was forever stamped by the war-torn urban landscape. After moving... More

In a pop culture driven society, it is important to keep tabs on who and what we consider iconic. Femina Potens hosts five artists who explore the people... More

Amid the defeat of Prop. 8 and the release of the critically acclaimed film Milk, one small East Bay community theater company is staging a production... More

In this gutsy, powerful, and altogether fascinating probe into the psyche of Tennessee Williams, local playwright Joe Besecker shares a glimpse of the... More