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Billed as San Francisco's "first no holds barred burger extravaganza," the San Francisco Burger Brawl is a chance to taste delicious burgers from a host of local restaurants and food trucks under one roof. Sliders and full-size burgers will be available for purchase from each of the over 20 participating competitors, all vying to be crowned the champion of this culinary smackdown. While chomping down on the Bay Area's greatest burgers, you'll be entertained by live music from local band SexyBack, who will perform a set of '80s, '90s and top 40 hits. Admission also includes access to the Amstel... More Info

Fort Mason Center - Festival Pavilion San Francisco Deal

Featuring some of the world's best known arias, Verdi's most popular opera, "La Traviata" is the bittersweet story of the beautiful and pleasure-loving courtesan, Violetta. She unexpectedly finds true love with the young nobleman Alfredo, but her reputation haunts her, and the interference of a disapproving father and a jealous lover lead to tragic consequences for the young lovers. With effervescent music and heart-wrenching drama, this eternally beloved opera captures the excess and excitement of youthful passion as well as the exquisite beauty of sacrifices made for love... More Info

The Bay Terrace Theater San Francisco Deal

Whether you know Keenen Ivory Wayans as the co-creator and star of "In Living Color", the host of his late-'90s late-night show, the director of "Scary Movie" or just as a stand-up, one thing stays consistent: He's always hilarious. The New York-born comic certainly comes from a talented family (his brother Damon co-created "In Living Color" and starred in "Scary Movie"). The multi-talented Keenen got his start as a stand-up and his unique take on things remains as funny as it is original... More Info

Tommy T's Comedy and Steakhouse Pleasanton San Francisco Deal

Set to evolve in interesting ways over the course of its nine-performance run, this experimental collaboration between actors, playwrights and journalists goes behind the headlines of real-life investigative news stories to explore their deeper meanings and truths through the art of theater. The reporting of award-winning journalists Ryan Gabrielson and Mimi Chakarova has been adapted by playwrights William Bivins and Jon Bernson for this ground-breaking workshop production from the Tides Theatre and the Center for Investigative Reporting. Bay Area actors Sarah Moser, Paris Hunter Paul, Shirley... More Info

Tides Theatre San Francisco Deal

The Kingston Trio has been a musical phenomenon for over half a century. Performing with various line-ups, they've had chart-topping hits, won Grammy Awards, and sold out shows around the world. The County Line Trio captures the spirit of their live concerts, faithfully recreating the biggest Kingston Trio hits, including "Tom Dooley," "Scotch and Soda" and "Where Have All the Flowers gone?" Their shows also include a delightful helping of tongue-in-cheek humor that would make even the Smothers Brothers envious... More Info

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A.R. Gurney's two-character play "Love Letters" proves that words between friends are often as powerful as physical presence. Andrew Makepeace Ladd III and Melissa Gardner, both born to wealth and position, are childhood friends whose lifelong correspondence begins with birthday party thank-you notes and summer-camp postcards. They become romantically involved as teenagers and continue to exchange letters through boarding school and college -- during which time Andy excels at Yale and law school, while Melissa flunks out of a series of "good schools" -- and beyond. The play spans nearly 50 years... More Info

Pacifica Spindrift Players Theatre San Francisco Deal

Clinton Jackson has had his own half hour special on Comedy Central and has appeared on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" as well as on numerous other national stand-up television shows. Clean, clever and engaging, Clinton remains a favorite of both his comedy peers and audiences across the country... More Info

Punch Line Comedy Club San Francisco Deal

Christopher Titus, best known as the creator and star of FOX's "Titus", headlines the top comedy club in San Francisco, Cobb's. His comedy transforms the brutal truth of his dysfunctional childhood and family tragedies into explosively funny material, and takes a hard look at America's troubled society. His 2004 stand-up special "Norman Rockwell is Bleeding" aired on Showtime, and Comedy Central showed the premieres of 2007's "The 5th Annual End of the World Tour", 2009's "Love is Evol" and 2011's "Neverlution". His podcast regularly appears on iTunes' top 10 list... More Info

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The San Francisco Symphony, under the baton of conductor Kirill Karabits, spotlights violinist Alexander Barantschik and violist Jonathan Vinocour for a performance of Benjamin Britten's Double Concerto. Written as a tribute for Britten's composition teacher when the composer was just 18, the Double Concerto is a challenging piece that requires immense technical skill on both the violin and viola. Its youthful vigor is sure to challenge the virtuosity of the Symphony's Concertmaster and Principal Violist. The program also features Honegger's "Pacific 231" and Sibelius' Symphony No. 2... More Info

Davies Symphony Hall San Francisco Deal

What you need to know:Shan-Yee Poon Ballet School Summer Camp runs June 17-28 and July 8-August 2Ages 2.5-5: Creative Dance Camp is Monday-Friday from 9am-12pm: A taste of magic and ballet performance; playful and expressive story-dances, arts and crafts and an exuberant end of week performance for the whole family to attendAges 5-8: Ballet Fantasy Camp is Monday-Friday from 9am-3pm: Classical ballet stories come alive in this fun and creative environment; explores ballet, jazz, character dance, and ballet pantomime; end of the week performance includes costumes,... More Info

Shan-Yee Poon Ballet School San Francisco Deal

PianoFight presents its largest-ever, one-night-only event, "Variety Show Death Match II: Pope Caesar's Revenge". Talented performers will compete for the adoration of the audience and the mercy of Pope Caesar the Brutal, who will decide their ultimate fate. Choose your favorites wisely, for you get to help Pope Caesar the Brutal determine if these brave entertainers receive mercy ... or death. Featuring a mix of mediums, "Variety Show Death Match II" will include a literary reading, sketch comedy, poetry, breakdance, stand-up comedy and more. Come prepared for the highly anticipated main event... More Info

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Appearing on stage with a stool, a microphone and a can of Diet Pepsi, Paula Poundstone is famous for her razor-sharp wit and spontaneity. That's why she's the perfect panelist for NPR's "Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!", where she's featured alongside some of the nation's leading pundits. Poundstone was the first woman to win a Cable ACE award for Best Stand-Up Comedy performance and the first woman to be invited to perform at the White House Correspondents' dinner. "The Boston Globe" has sung her praises: "Poundstone improvises with a crowd like a Jazz musician ... swinging in unexpected directions... More Info

Dominican University - Angelico Hall San Francisco Deal

Dads are bound to be seriously impressed and may even be inclined to increase allowances after you treat them to this special two-hour cruise, boasting premium and select craft beers served in a keepsake pint glass, a full brunch, background entertainment, and of course, amazing views of the San Francisco Bay. He'll have no trouble filling up at the buffet, which features an egg station with breakfast faves, a salad station with smoked salmon, a carving station with pork and turkey, and a dessert station to die for. The trip also includes champagne, coffee and fresh squeezed OJ, and is sure to... More Info

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Carl Lumbly (TV's "Southland, Alias, Cagney & Lacey") co-stars in Magic Theatre's season-ending production of "Terminus" by Irish playwright Mark O'Rowe ("Howie the Rookie"). Written entirely in verse, this dark monologue drama unfolds over the course of one Dublin night, following the exploits of a former schoolteacher, a lonely young woman and a serial killer who's sold his soul to the devil in exchange for a beautiful singing voice. Directed by Jon Tracy, the production also features well-known Bay Area actors Marissa Keltie and Stacy Ross... More Info

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Set in "a forgotten city in a nearly forgotten state," San Francisco playwright's startlingly original new play "Krispy Kritters in the Scarlett Night" celebrates its world premiere run at The Cutting Ball Theater. At the center of this play about love and longing is Scarlett, a woman who takes care of her grandmother by pulling wild animals out of her ears and letting them loose in her backyard menagerie. When a lonely morgue worker comes across a carnival poster boasting of the wonders of Scarlett, he sets on a journey to find this mysterious woman who preys off the dreams and desires of married... More Info

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"American Night: The Ballad of Juan José", the latest theatrical extravaganza from Culture Clash, the Chicano American performance troupe known for their political and social satire. This fast-paced hodgepodge of sketch comedy and song portrays American history in a gleefully vaudevillian fashion. The action centers on Juan José, who is cramming for his U.S. citizenship test the next day. Over the course of the night, key cultural figures, from Teddy Roosevelt to Bob Dylan, pop in to offer their hilarious brand of help for a surreal journey through the nation's history... More Info

Bruns Amphitheater San Francisco Deal

This brand new one-man show from Don Reed is a prequel to the actor-playwright-comedian's hilarious coming of age story "East 14th", one of the longest running solo shows in the Bay Area. In "Can You Dig It? The 60's Back Down East 14th", Reed recounts his humble beginnings on East 14th Street just before his father headed off for the hustler's life in Oakland. From the Beatles to the Black Panthers, MLK to JFK to the KKK, Reed explores the '60s through the eyes of an awkward kid who's just trying to fit in. A San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Nominee and NAACP double nominee for Best... More Info

The Marsh San Francisco Mainstage Theater San Francisco Deal

One of the premier classical crossover pianists working today, Ludovico Einaudi has transcended the boundaries of classical music to become a composer comfortable with touching all genres. He has incorporated rock, pop and world music into his work, which includes composing the scores for films like "The Intouchables" and "I'm Still Here". His most recent album, "In a Time Lapse", features a combination of ambient sounds and rich piano progressions. Join Einaudi and for this stirring concert that showcases his skill and passion for the piano... More Info

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Out of the Central Works Writer's Workshop comes a brand new play by local playwright Marian Berges. She takes the Greek myth about Medea and brings it into the modern day. In the myth, Medea was a king's daughter betrayed and abandoned by her husband when he got a better offer. She responded by plotting a dramatic and murderous revenge. In Berges' version of the story, she is jet-setting "execu-diva" trying to deal with a fractured world of absurdity. It's a a quirky cultural critique with a wicked sense of humor... More Info

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What you need to know:This amazing, hassle-free 2-hour birthday at U-Me includes a party host, decorations, plates, utensils, napkins and clear cups, activities, clean up and set up so Mom can enjoy the fun, tooFood and drink is not includes; you may bring outside drinks but must order food from U-MeValid Monday-Friday only, for 12 kids maximum and up to 20 adultsParties must be booked prior to expiration date... More Info

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The Oakland East Bay Symphony celebrates the music of East Bay native and jazz great Dave Brubeck at The Paramount Theatre. A dazzling lineup of guest musicians, including Brubeck's son and former bandmate Chris, will join the full orchestra under the direction of Michael Morgan. In addition to performing such Brubeck favorites as "Take Five," "Blue Rondo a la Turk" and "Unsquare Dance," the symphony will present the Grammy-nominated "Ansel Adams: America," composed by the father and son duo. This 22-minute piece provides the soundtrack to 102 of the renowned photographer's stunning images of American... More Info

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Founded as a way to showcase the best short-form films from around the world, the Walnut Creek International Short Film Festival is an engaging community event that screens notable films from over 30 countries. The festival's various programs highlight 25-minute-and-under films in a variety of genres, from drama and avante-garde filmmaking to comedy and animation. This inaugural event features an opening night red carpet celebration, a "Best of the Fest" closing night screening and more. Please see the event description for a detailed schedule of festival screenings... More Info

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George Packer has covered U.S. foreign policy for "The New Yorker" and has written several books, the most well-known being perhaps "The Assassins' Gate: America in Iraq". Now, in his newest book, entitled "The Unwinding: An Inner History of the New America", Packer argues that seismic economic shifts during just one generation have created a country of winners and losers, leaving the social contract in pieces and setting us all adrift to find new paths forward. See him at the Commonwealth Club as he presents the story of this America over the past 30 years, which he sees as a superpower in danger... More Info

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Written and performed by Jinho "The Piper" Ferreira of hip-hop group Flipsyde, "Cops & Robbers" examines the relationship between the Oakland Police Department, the community they serve and the role of the media. With the recent resignation of Chief Howard Jordan and the troubled history of the department, Ferreira's one-man performance delivers an urgent message of cooperation. Not only is he an outspoken artist, Ferreira put his money where his mouth is and paid his way through police academy training in 2010, graduating at the top of his class. This powerful performance is nothing short of... More Info

Lakeside Theater San Francisco Deal

ODC's annual fringe-style festival features several local, national and international contemporary dance artists, ranging from the Bay Area's most established, respected performers to the latest up-and-comers and avant-garde talent. Held in three nearby ODC campus performance spaces, "Walking Distance" encourages visitors to check out a variety of offerings during a full weekend's worth of new and classic work. Among the performers scheduled to participate are Brian Brooks Moving Company, casebolt and smith, Nicole Klaymoon's Embodiment Project, Rachael Lincoln & Leslie Seiters, ODC/Dance, Kate... More Info

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Treat your dad to a relaxing sail on the bay and a champagne -- or beer -- toast with Hornblower's two-hour Beer Brunch Cruise, featuring a special Father's Day buffet of hearty breakfast and lunch items, along with premium and select craft beers, sparkling wine and live music -- not to mention breathtaking views of some of San Francisco's most-famous sights. Dad will also receive a keepsake pint glass and the memories of a wonderful afternoon on the water with his family... More Info

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Award-winning playwright Neil LaBute goes for the jugular, pitting racial prejudice against desire in "This Is How It Goes". Mixed-race couple Cody and Belinda live a charmed life, but Cody's blackness stands out in their small Midwestern town. When an old friend returns to town, his attraction to Belinda sparks jealousy, lies and confusion. Directed by Artistic Director Tom Ross and featuring Aldo Billingslea, Gabriel Marin and Carrie Paff, this dark and edgy play, called "smart and stylish" by "New York Magazine", explores the many ways in which the race wild card is played by both black and... More Info

Aurora Theatre San Francisco Deal

Altarena Playhouse presents one of the most acclaimed American plays of the last 50 years. Three young Mississippi sisters reunite for a birthday, only to find themselves in the midst of a crisis. The youngest sister, Babe, is arrested for shooting her husband in the stomach, and it doesn't help matters that he is a Senator. Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize-winning play has intense drama, but also finds plenty of room for irreverence, humor, and a big heart, making it a story about family that will resonate with everyone... More Info

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Earthquake headlines Tommy T's Comedy House in Pleasanton. The former Air Force sergeant turned stand-up comic has an explosive style and a sharp wit, and has earned a reputation as one of the funniest comedians working today. He's had his own specials on HBO and Comedy Central, and is a favorite on "Def Comedy Jam" and BET's "Comic View". He's had a recurring role on FOX's "Everybody Hates Chris", received a standing ovation on HBO's "Real Time With Bill Maher" and made appearances on FOX's "MADtv" and in the movie "Clerks II", among many other TV and film credits... More Info

Tommy T's Comedy and Steakhouse Pleasanton San Francisco Deal

In this gourmet comedy by Jack Sharkey and Leo W. Sears, a successful playwright and newspaper critic sit down to eat, and more importantly exchange ideas, over "100 Lunches". It's an odd match. The critic consistently pans the writer's work in public. What could they possibly have to talk about? Secretly, the critic is hungering to write her own play. When she asks the playwright for his help, he agrees. The catch is, he insists that she foot the bill at some of the most expensive restaurants in New York. Helen Means directs this play about hidden desires, tapping into courage and seeing things... More Info

Lesher Center for the Arts San Francisco Deal

Set sail with this summer cruise aboard the well-appointed "Fume Blanc Commedore". With stunning views of the San Francisco skyline, Treasure Island, Alcatraz, the Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge, this is the kind of experience you won't be able to replicate at a club or hotel. Featuring two DJs on three decks playing best in pop, hip-hop and house, a fully stacked cash bar and a hot group of party-minded individuals age 21-40, this three-hour party cruise is your ticket to a fantastic time on the water... More Info

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Sir Ken Robinson -- the professor, author and star of the most viewed TED talk ever -- comes to the Fairmont Hotel for a remarkable discussion of his latest thinking, " Revolutionizing You". Author of "The New York Times" best-seller "The Element", Robinson has established himself as one of the world's most preeminent and original experts on creativity and innovation. A popular speaker at TED conferences, Robinson's 2006 talk, "Ken Robinson says schools kill creativity," went viral, racking millions of views on the TED website. Since then, his stature as an expert has only grown. He regularly... More Info

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WineSocials.com and The Society of Single Professionals invite you to spend an elegant evening mingling with other mature single professionals at Alibi Restaurant & Lounge in the SOMA District. Taste a selection of wines from boutique wineries in California and elsewhere in the world within an intimate and upscale lounge whose warm and modern decor provides an elegant and comfortable environment for mingling. In between tastes, refresh your palate with specialty French appetizers, including an award-winning salmon mousse... More Info

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Pacific Mozart Ensemble closes out the season with their annual "A Cappella Jazz & Pop" Concert. This fan-favorite program features tunes from across a wide range of styles and genres performed in sophisticated, highly entertaining and entirely original a cappella arrangements, with this year's performance adding a touch of Latin Jazz into the mix. Past performances have included the likes of Kraftwerk's "Tour de France," the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," James Taylor's "Belfast to Boston," the Scorpions' "Still Loving You," and even the cartoon-classic overture from "The Barber... More Info

St. Mark's Lutheran Church San Francisco Deal

Pacific Mozart Ensemble closes out its season with the annual "A Cappella Jazz & Pop Concert". This fan-favorite program features tunes culled from across a wide range of styles and genres performed in sophisticated, highly entertaining and entirely original a cappella arrangements, with this year's performance adding a touch of Latin Jazz into the mix. Past performances have included the likes of Kraftwerk's "Tour de France," the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," James Taylor's "Belfast to Boston," Scorpions' "Still Loving You," and even the cartoon-classic overture from "The Barber... More Info

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This innovative and immersive art and performance project imagines a gathering after a devastating Bay Area earthquake and tsunami, where artists and others come together for entertainment, enlightenment and hope in the form of music, dance, circus, theater, storytelling and more. Based on Giovanni Boccaccio's 14-century allegory in which ten people each tell ten thematic tales over the course of ten days, "The Decameron" asks its varied performers to create works that are both personal and contemporary, and its audience to experience and interact with them within a space known as The Oekolos,... More Info

Fort Mason Center - Firehouse San Francisco Deal

Tony Award-winner Jason Alexander ("Seinfeld") directs this brand new revue bringing the famed mid-1960s comedy albums of Grammy-winner Bob Booker ("The First Family") to glorious life. This hilarious and good-natured collection of 25 comedy sketches and songs is woven around the story of a nice Jewish boy who happens to want to marry an equally lovely Gentile girl. First, though, the chosen "shiksa" could use a little introducing to some of the culture's colorful traditions. The show, from Danny Gold and Billy Riback, includes the huge hit song "The Ballad of Irving (The 142nd-Fastest Gun in the... More Info

Marines Memorial Theatre San Francisco Deal

Rising comedy star Sam Davidoff headlines Cobb's Comedy Club, and he's bringing his friends with him. Davidoff began his comedy career at the age of 14 with a show at his synagogue. He soon started performing at clubs around town, where his self-deprecating style made him a favorite of Bay Area audiences. He went on to become the Punch Line's youngest regular headliner, and co-created the popular Northern California stand-up tours The Young Guns of Comedy, Self-Esteem(Less) Comedy and The Avengers of Comedy. He now lives in New York, where he is continuing his rise to fame... More Info

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Experience the exhilaration, joy, sweat and tears that make up the life of a would-be star. Ever since it was first staged in 1975, "A Chorus Line" truly has been "one singular sensation." Winner of nine Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, it follows seventeen performers as they audition for the chorus of a new musical. Each character is brought into the spotlight, allowing these normally anonymous faces to tell their stories and sing out loud. Marvin Hamlisch's score is legendary, featuring "Dance: Ten, Looks: Three," "Nothing," "What I Did For Love" and "One."... More Info

Woodminster Amphitheater San Francisco Deal

"Rebel Without a Bra" is a seductive evening of entertainment that combines theater, cabaret and burlesque. From sultry Victorian lovelies in tights to ladies doing the French cancan, classical age of burlesque beauties to modern-day neo-burlesque vixens, you'll get a crash course in burlesque history through the reminisces of some of its most fascinating participants. Co-creators and master exhibitionists Red Velvet and Miss If-N'-Whendy and master of ceremonies Sean Owens invite you to this risqué evening that's sure to enlighten as it strips away your inhibitions... More Info

Eddy St Theatreplex - EXIT Stage Left San Francisco Deal

The Vespertine Circus is a small collection of young, ambitious oddballs on a quest to spread joy and absurdity. Inspired by the golden age of traveling family circuses, the Oakland, Calif.-based troupe masterfully mixes storytelling and comedy with their high-flying acrobatics and outlandish shenanigans. At the Theater at the Children's Creativity Museum, Vespertine Circus presents "Important Business", their latest original production. Recommended for children ages 4 and older, it's part circus, part office comedy and all high-energy fun. The kid-friendly and grown-up approved performance is... More Info

The Theater at the Children's Creativity Museum San Francisco Deal

Comedians Sam Davidoff and David Studebaker present "Self-Esteemless Comedy" at the Punch Line. Two of the top rising stars in the Bay Area comedy scene, they're both known for their hilariously quirky and self-deprecating stand-up. They're joined by a lineup of funny local comics... More Info

Punch Line Comedy Club San Francisco Deal

Appearing on stage with a stool, a microphone and a can of Diet Pepsi, Paula Poundstone is famous for her razor-sharp wit and spontaneity. That's why she's the perfect panelist for NPR's "Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!", where she's featured alongside some of the nation's leading pundits. Poundstone was the first woman to win a Cable ACE award for Best Stand-Up Comedy performance and the first woman to be invited to perform at the White House Correspondents' dinner. "The Boston Globe" has sung her praises: "Poundstone improvises with a crowd like a Jazz musician ... swinging in unexpected directions... More Info

Osher Marin JCC San Francisco Deal

After decades of braving the public's dirty fantasies, obscure sex questions and all things taboo with his internationally syndicated sex advice column "Savage Love", Dan Savage has become America's go-to man for everything from parenting trans children to legitimizing poly relationships. Now, fresh off the success of his Emmy-winning It Gets Better Campaign, aimed at the prevention of LGBT youth suicide, the author, pundit and journalist now gives us his wit, wisdom and strong opinions in long form with his newest book, "American Savage". Author Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket, hosts this night... More Info

Castro Theatre San Francisco Deal

A gleefully twisted tale that riffs on the portrayal of nuns in Hollywood films, "The Divine Sister" is a heavenly comedy that's so wickedly funny it probably deserves a smack on the wrist with a ruler. Written by Charles Busch, the warped mind behind cult hits like "Die, Mommie, Die!" and "Psycho Beach Party", this story revolves around a Mother Superior trying to deal with a young woman experiencing visions, a sensitive schoolboy, a mysterious nun from Berlin and a former suitor. At the same time, she's trying to to build a new school for her Pittsburgh convent. With some of Busch's freshest... More Info

New Conservatory Theatre Center San Francisco Deal

See one of the greatest films of the silent era, scored live in concert by famous organist Cameron Carpenter, when Davies Symphony Hall hosts a screening of "Battleship Potemkin". Director Sergei Eisenstein's revolutionary 1925 drama, which tells the true story of a Russian battleship crew's 1905 mutiny, introduced exciting concepts of montage to the international film scene, and was named the greatest film of all time at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. The famed "Odessa Steps" sequence is one of the most acclaimed and influential scenes in film history. Carpenter, the first organist ever to receive... More Info

Davies Symphony Hall San Francisco Deal

Deemed a "once-in-a-generation singer" by "The New York Times", acclaimed soprano Jessye Norman brings her show "Jessye Norman's American Songbook" to Davies Symphony Hall. This eclectic program will find Norman bringing her richly beautiful voice to performances of tunes by Gershwin, Harold Arlen, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Kurt Weill, Duke Ellington and more 20th-century masters. A five-time Grammy Award winner, Norman recieved the National Medal of the Arts in 2009. She'll be accompanied by pianist Mark Markham... More Info

Davies Symphony Hall San Francisco Deal

The San Francisco Symphony presents a colorful program of Eastern European music. Cellist Gautier Capuçon joins the Symphony for a performance of Dvořák's Cello Concerto, one of the composer's last and most memorable works. Slovakian conductor Juraj Valcuha also leads the SFS in a pair of works composed for dance: Kodály's irresistibly wild "Dances of Galánta", as well as Bartók's suite from the ballet "The Wooden Prince", a sweeping dramatic work which takes advantage of the large Romantic orchestra. Show up an hour early for a pre-concert talk with the San Francisco Conservatory of... More Info

Davies Symphony Hall San Francisco Deal

The San Francisco Symphony and Chorus present "A Summer Celebration", a star-studded concert with an eclectic program and several exciting guests. Conducted by San Francisco Symphony music director Michael Tilson Thomas and San Francisco Symphony Chorus director Ragnar Bohlin, the concert begins with Ligeti's "Lux Aeterna", made famous by "2001: A Space Odyssey". Pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet joins the Symphony to play excerpts from Ravel's jazzy Piano Concerto in G major, and Avery Fisher Prize-winning violinist Gil Shaham makes an appearance, playing the last movement of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto... More Info

Davies Symphony Hall San Francisco Deal

David Robertson conducts the San Francisco Symphony in a program of 20th-century classics, featuring guest pianist Marc-André Hamelin in a unique Maurice Ravel concerto. George Gershwin's famous "Rhapsody in Blue" is one of the most popular American classical works, and possibly the greatest fusion of orchestral and jazz influences ever written. The concert features Maurice Ravel's "La Valse", an homage to Viennese waltz filled with dark undertones reflecting the chaos of post-World War I Europe. Ravel's Piano Concerto for the Left Hand was also influenced by the Great war -- it was originally... More Info

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