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"We are proud to announce that PianoFight is the new operator of 1540 Broadway, formerly known as the Flight Deck," organizers announce on website.
Chan triumphed over many magicians twice his age as he won a major competition
"The Invisible Line" documentary recounts infamous "The Third Wave," where teacher put students in "such incredible danger" to learn about appeal of fascism.
SJSU has run Hammer Theatre since 2016. "This has been such a successful model in so many ways," says Kerry Adams Hapner, San José director of cultural affairs.
Berkeley Rep season lineup includes "Sanctuary City," "Goddess," "Swept Away," Cambodian Rock Band," "the ripple, the wave that carried me home," "Wintertime,"
Cirque du Soleil introduces two new programs -- "Best Of" and "Behind the Curtain" -- to its mix of free content offerings online. Find out more here.
Local arts organizations, like Kitka, San Jose Stage, Elevate Oakland and Montalvo Arts Organization, have been greatly impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.
The season, which was supposed to start in July, will now begin in October due to the ongoing concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic.
BroadwaySF is working to reschedule several of its upcoming productions, including "My Fair Lady," "Spamilton," "Harry Potter" concerts, more.
While all live performances are on hold due to coronavirus, Cirque du Soleil is streaming 60-minute specials featuring acts from some iconic shows.
The world of live entertainment continues to be reshuffled as we deal with CORVID-19 orders.
Due to California stay-at-home mandate and the shelter-in-place order, all remaining performances of "Hamilton" have been canceled in San Francisco.
As the shelter-in-place continues, future dates are announced while other are canceled.
The San Francisco production of hit Broadway musical "Hamilton" at the Orpheum Theatre has now been canceled through April 30 due to coronavirus.
Production of "Book of Mormon," originally scheduled for March 31-April 26 at Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco, is canceled due to coronavirus.
The West Coast production of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" at the Curran Theater in San Francisco will now be dark through at least April 30.
The threat of the coronavirus and new guidelines on crowd size is forcing more cancellations and postponements.
Amid city and county mandates, and Gov. Newsom's requests, plays, concerts and other large scale events have been canceled for at least two weeks.
Due to concerns over the coronavirus, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" performances at the Curran Theater in San Francisco are canceled for March.
"Hamilton" and "The Lost Ship" have canceled performances through March; "Harry Potter" play cuts audience size to comply with S.F. COVID-19 rules.
COVID-19: As S.F. bans public gatherings, concerts, festivals and sporting events are being canceled or postponed.
Lineup features "Moulin Rouge! The Musical," "Hadestown," "Oklahoma!." "Ain't Too Proud," "The Cher Show," "The Prom," "To Kill a Mockinbird."
As the threat of COVID-19 continues to grow, many groups are canceling or postponing events.
Longtime Bay Area resident Toni Stone, who was first women to play pro baseball in the Negro Leagues, is the subject of play at ACT's Geary Theater.
Rock legend Sting brings "The Last Ship" to the Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco. It's the Northern California premiere of the musical.
