In On It
I love theatre, but part of being a fan is to branch out to all performance art types and venues. As many shows as I see, I am guilty of not visiting the smaller SF theatrical productions. I've only seen a handful of local Bay Area shows (The Next Stage, New Contemporary Theatre, and Wilde Irish).
Thanks to my buddy Reynaldi, (Company Manager/Publicist for Encore Theatre Company), the regional theatre scene is starting to add itself to my repetoire. He awesomely offered me complimentary tickets to their current show, In On It Friday, Feb. 17th, nestled in the Thick House on the sweet streets of Potrero Hill.
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Thanks to my buddy Reynaldi, (Company Manager/Publicist for Encore Theatre Company), the regional theatre scene is starting to add itself to my repetoire. He awesomely offered me complimentary tickets to their current show, In On It Friday, Feb. 17th, nestled in the Thick House on the sweet streets of Potrero Hill.
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posted by EugLoven at 2/22/2006 12:54:00 PM
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I love theatre and all live arts, though I never know where to go, or what is worth seeing. Can you suggest anything?
I saw SFSU's production of Poeta Pan last year, and I loved it. I was mesmerized by the shadow art they employed.
The two most unique shows I've seen were extremely mesmerizing. While living in Seattle, I saw an amazing performance of Shockheaded Peter. They had a three man band on stage called The Tiger Lillies, which complimented the macabre feel of the performance, by playing gothic/gypsy/carnival/jazzy music. I loved it. Unfortunately, the play is in New York right now (lucky bastards!).
The second performance on the top of my list, is a one woman show by Miranda July. The Swan Tool is a multimedia extravaganza! Miranda utilizes shadow art, video, and live music to tell her story. She was in SF in November, and I missed her! See! I'm always out of the loop.
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