MST’s The Rocky Horror Show
Spend a wild night with Dr. Frank-N-Furter & his rag-tag crew at this MST rendition of The Rocky Horror Show, October 18 – 31, in Fairfield. continue reading ›
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The Sound of Music Live in Fairfield
Go on a journey with Maria as she discovers how love and music bring us together at this live show in Fairfield, various dates from December 18 – January 9. continue reading ›
Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Downtown Theatre
Get ready to do the time warp again with this cult classic, live at the Downtown Theatre in Fairfield, October 22 – 30. continue reading ›
National Theatre Live: “King Lear”
Sir Ian McKellen stars as the tormented monarch in this filmed presentation of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy, coming to the Bankhead Theater on Thursday, July 8.
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San Francisco Shakespeare Festival: Free Shakespeare at Home: “King Lear”
This innovative production of Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy will be performed live and streamed on YouTube Saturdays and Sundays, now through September 27. continue reading ›
Fantasy Forum Actors Ensemble: “The Biggest Gift”
Tucker the Elf & the toys try to save Christmas in this family-friendly interactive musical at the Lesher Center for the Arts on Thursday – Sunday, December 19 – 22. continue reading ›
Town Hall Theatre Company: “Cinderella: A Fairytale”
Audiences young & old will be enchanted with this funny & feisty original take on the classic Brothers Grimm fairytale, playing December 5 – 21 in Lafayette. continue reading ›
Creatures of Impulse: “Holiday Shorts: A Long Winter’s Tale”
This teen improv troupe will deck the halls with holiday excitement during their interactive, unscripted show at the Firehouse Arts Center in Pleasanton December 3 – 6.
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Role Players Ensemble: “Ripcord”
Two elderly woman play a dangerous game of one-upmanship in this wickedly funny comedy at the Village Theatre in Danville, October 18 – November 3. continue reading ›
Eugene O’Neill Festival: “Long Day’s Journey Into Night”
The Eugene O’Neill Festival will wrap up with one of the greatest American tragedies ever written at the Old Barn at Tao House in Danville from September 14 – 29. continue reading ›
