Kentridge-related events continue at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, through April.
The Bay Area Premier of the concert will be held Saturday, March 23, 7:30pm at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley.
Mark Morris Dance Group will premiere "The Look of Love" a 2022 full-length dance based on songs by Burt Bacharach on Friday.
Here is the raw interview that Taj granted to CBS News Bay Area, where he discusses why the GRAMMY award is special (Click the link below.)
Pacific Film Archive is hosting Coen in post-screening conversations about his films and others features that inspired him.
Prichett will perform a CD release concert Jan. 5 at the Freight & Salvage in Berkeley.
Musician Interview; Concert Preview
Strathairn also plays other historical characters from the World War II era in the show playing at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre Dec. 2-18.
The award-winning theatrical show returns to Berkeley's Freight and Salvage on Nov. 19.
Pamela Rose, who wrote the show and stars as its principal vocalist, is joined by a five-woman, all-Bay Area cast.
Freight & Salvage Concert Preview
Established in 2014, the annual award recognizes local actors who have dedicated their career to Bay Area theatre.
Got a painting, poem, song or point of view? We'd love to feature it.
Festivalgoers can learn all about the benefits of electric bikes, scooters and cars during the 5th annual event.
Solano Avenue will be closed to traffic as entertainment, food booths, makers and more take over the street.
Are you looking for a way to beat the heat over the Labor Day weekend? How about $3 movies at some of the best theaters around?
New Medak Center will act as a "home away from home" for talent not local to the Bay Area.
L. John Harris, will discuss his book "My Little Plague Journal."
Jonathan Spector's new play will performed at London's famed Old Vic theater.
October 8th, Saturday, 6:30 pm she is performing at the prestigious Sydney Goldstein Theatre, City Arts & Lecture, San Francisco.
The landmark theater, which has shown critically acclaimed and independent films since 1988, will close by the end of the month.
First-ever Asian Cultural festival initiated by Dharma College and the Downtown Berkeley Association.
Berkeley artists and festival organizers have until March 31 to apply for Civic Arts grants.
Musician Interview/Concert Preview
Band Interview/Concert Preview
Each August, Berkeley neighbors come together for an evening of block parties, BBQs, and ice cream socials.
Movies are shown on a large portable 20'x12' inflatable movie screen with premium audio visual movie equipment for outdoor cinemas.
Streaming Concert Preview/Singer-Songwriter Profile
The CARES Act money was distributed by the County. Here's a list of local recipients...
Bay Area theatrical troupes, cash-poor because of COVID-19 lockdowns, are streaming classes and workshops to increase revenue.
Alana Walker Is Interning Remotely At The Jim Henson Company This Summer
The curtain will not rise this year on "The Comedy of Errors" and other classics.
Returning from a triumphant six-week run Off-Broadway, "Border People" will be presented at The Marsh Berkeley for a limited run.
Sherry Glaser returns to The Marsh Berkeley with her revised - and more relevant than ever - one-woman, two-character play "Oh My Goddess!"
On the final leg of his nationwide tour, Legend will stop in Berkeley this summer. Get your tickets here.
Judith C.’s journey from diagnosis to stem cell transplant unfolds in her hilarious and heartbreaking solo show "Welcome to The Café."
The Marsh Berkeley celebrates Black History month with a special, one-night-only performance of "Not a Genuine Black Man."
Due to popular demand, Unique Derique's "Fool La La: Once Upon a Mind" returns to The Marsh Berkeley for a limited run.
Just in time for the holiday season, The Marsh Berkeley announces a limited run of comedian Don Reed’s "East 14th."