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Born and raised in Brooklyn, and yes, he is Chris Rock's little brother, Tony Rock was born laughing. In July 2001 he hosted "It's Your Show&quo... More

Oscar Wilde's "Trivial Comedy for Serious People", directed by John Butterfield at Cue Live! Productions in Concord. The time is 1895, or th... More

Thick Description, Potrero Hill's professional theater, continues 2008 - our 20th anniversary year - with the revival of our 1997 hit, BLADE TO THE HEAT... More

"Twenty minutes of music shouldn't be allowed to sound this convincing. Cloud Archive is California's latest offering, showcasing a smooth rhythmic found... More

Now in its tenth year, The Thunderbird Theatre Company presents "Serve By Expiration." After last year's successful sketch comedy show, SBE ... More

Casual Labor presents new work in sculpture and photography by Alex Clausen, Zachary Royer Scholz and Kirk Stoller. Working in a process perhaps best... More

Living in California, chances are you live within miles of a prison. In the past two decades, close to twenty prisons have been built within the state.... More

Holding the world record for the longest running musical, The Fantasticks has been beloved by audiences for nearly half a century. Already seen in over... More

Angelique Kidjo, whose work has garnered her five Grammy nominations, has spread her rhythmic Afro-funk fusion to the four corners of the globe. The electrifying... More

Wakefield; Or, Hello Sophia a Central Works Method Play written by Brian Thorstenson & directed by Gary Graves in collaboration with Kristin Fi... More

Veteran and beloved performers, Deborah Gwinn and Jim Cave perform in Romeo & Juliet and Other Duets, a stroll along the “Boulevard of Broken Dre... More

Stories written and performed by Prince Gomolvilas Songs written and performed by Brandon Patton Feb 15–Mar 22 | Thu-Sat 8pm Storyteller/playwright... More

Resident Theatre Company Campo Santo presents June In A Box by Octavio Solis A World Premiere Play with Live Music written by Beth Custer March... More

(San Francisco) The seventh annual BOA Festival, a provocative showcase of new writing, is about to burst onto the Bay Area theater scene once again.... More

They lived for the moment: beautiful geisha, flamboyant actors, seductive courtesans. Meet the denizens of the "Floating World" -- the theater an... More

Since most court cases involving transgender people discuss genitals at great length, we thought it appropriate the genitals get to say their piece! A... More

In "Bear Hunting," his first solo exhibition at Marx & Zavattero (formerly Heather Marx Gallery), SF artist James Gobel creates a colorf... More

Utilizing satire and a dark imagination, Spanish painter and printmaker Francisco Goya published Los Caprichos, a series of 80 etchings in 1799. Goya... More

Love and desire are themes that fascinated the twentieth-century master Pablo Picasso (1881 – 1973). Born in Malaga, Spain, Picasso studied art in Barcelona... More