 | Orpheum Theatre Musical The cast of Billy Elliot: The Musical kicked off a three-month run at the Orpheum Theatre, with local 15-year-old J.P. Viernes taking on the eponymous role. More » |
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 | Summertime Blue The thrill of watching three dudes covered in blue body paint bang on pipes and drums and hurl a human paintbrush at a blank canvas is something you just can't allow yourself to miss. More » |
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 | A Thought-Provoking Production Aside from the well-crafted sense of atmosphere, the intricacy of the characters’ relationships is what drives SF Playhouse's thought-provoking [b]Reborning[/b]. More » |
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 | Spring Arts in Bloom From an epic five-hour theater production on the waterfront to a new weekend contemporary arts fair on the edge of the Tenderloin, the arts are blooming this May. More » |
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 | Quidam Doesn't Disappoint Everything you’ve heard about Cirque du Soleil is Quidam, at the Cow Palace through April 17th, is a mind-bending experience. More » |
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 | A Funny, Ordinary Guy Comedian Todd Barry is that quiet dude from high school who didn’t say much and probably got picked on a lot, but grew up to be way more famous than you. More » |
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 | Vibrant, Abstract Photograms Greg Kaplowitz, a featured artist with SF Station’s local artist program, started with more traditional forms of photography before moving to abstract expressionism and photograms. More » |
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 | Festival Highlights The 10th Annual SF Sketchfest brings three-week celebration of comedy to San Francisco, featuring revered comic veterans and today’s hit jokesters alike. More » |
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 | Moving to Greener Pastures Frey Norris Gallery on Geary Street recently shut its doors in preparation of a relocation to a 5,100-square-foot space in SoMa. More » |
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 | Strange Hands From Brooklyn The Shooting Gallery is hosting [b]Manos Extranas[/b], an exhibition of new works from Morning Breath, a Brooklyn-based duo with a penchant for the lo-fi aspect of graffiti, comic book, and skate culture. More » |
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