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The America's Cup and Live Nation are proud to present the America's Cup Concert Series at the America's Cup Pavilion, located between Piers 27/29. The America's Cup Pavilion will host multiple events in the summer of 2013 in San Francisco's first outdoor, waterfront concert venue. Sting, the multi-Grammy award winning musician is the first headline act to be announced. Tickets for the June 2nd concert, part of the critically acclaimed Back to Bass world tour, will go on sale beginning Friday, February 22nd at 10am at Ticketmaster.com. Additional events will be announced throughout the concert season that runs through October. The America's Cup Concert Series is a major live entertainment initiative in support of the America's Cup Park on the Embarcadero, intended to create a vibrant, public space with a full range of activities for sailors and non-sailors alike. The new, temporary, 9,000 seat venue will be centered in the America's Cup Park on Piers 27/29 and will host a wide range of events including concerts, family shows, community and business events, comedy, as well as America's Cup race activities and viewing sessions. The America's Cup Park at Piers 27/29 on the Embarcadero is the center of event activities during the 34th America's Cup in San Francisco. This is where fans will find team bases, interactive exhibits, food and beverage courts, as well as shops featuring their favorite team gear. This is also the place to come on race days for the Dock-In and Dock-Out shows, as well as team and guest hospitality. The America's Cup Concert Series will run throughout the summer of 2013 and coincide with the Louis Vuitton Cup (the America's Cup Challenger Series), the Red Bull Youth America's Cup and the America's Cup Finals. "The America's Cup is one of the world's great sporting events and by partnering with Live Nation we can create a fun atmosphere with both entertainment and educational opportunities in the family-friendly environment of the America's Cup Park," said Stephen Barclay, CEO of the 34th America's Cup. "San Francisco's storied music history is part of the fabric of this great community and we plan to continue to celebrate music and culture as part of the America's Cup." "We're honored to partner with an event as prestigious as the America's Cup to bring an exciting new entertainment venue to San Francisco," said Jodi Goodman, President of Live Nation Northern California. "An outdoor venue in the City of San Francisco is long overdue. The America's Cup Park will truly add to our rich San Francisco culture and bring more value to our City and its waterfront." The stage and seating on Piers 27/29 will allow America's Cup organizers to host a range of both ticketed and non-ticketed events. In addition to a full music line-up, the amphitheatre will offer daytime shows featuring educational topics themed around the America's Cup and race viewing opportunities on a large screen. Construction is set to begin in spring of 2013 with the first events anticipated by mid-May 2013 and running through October 2013. About the America's Cup One of the most fiercely competitive and sought after trophies in all of sport, the America's Cup was first raced in 1851, 45 years before the modern Olympics. The U.S. yacht America won, giving the international sailing competition its name. The next Louis Vuitton Cup, America's Cup Challenger Series (July-August 2013) and America's Cup Match (September 2013) will be held for the first time in San Francisco Bay, a natural sailing arena where more than one million spectators are expected. The 2012-2013 racing season for the America's Cup World Series opened in the summer of 2012 in San Francisco and continues into Europe in the spring of 2013.
Based on the principles of YES!, the aim of The Playhouse is to provide a creative home and inspiring environment where actors, directors, writers, designers and theatre lovers converge to create works that celebrate the human spirit. The word “family” is central to what this new theatre means to us. All the actors, directors, designers, and technicians we have worked with over the years and want to work with again, and all the playgoers who have supported our work over the years are members of this family that make our theatre possible. We hope to create a warm and nurturing environment for the sharing of dreams, secrets, fears, hopes, grief, and joy because it’s safe to bring all of ourselves to this PLAYHOUSE. To discover we have more in common than we have apart, to replace judgment and disdain with understanding and compassion. We invite you to join our family, to play with us, cry with us, laugh with us, reach with us, touch us and be touched by us.
Based on the principles of YES!, the aim of The Playhouse is to provide a creative home and inspiring environment where actors, directors, writers, designers and theatre lovers converge to create works that celebrate the human spirit. The word “family” is central to what this new theatre means to us. All the actors, directors, designers, and technicians we have worked with over the years and want to work with again, and all the playgoers who have supported our work over the years are members of this family that make our theatre possible. We hope to create a warm and nurturing environment for the sharing of dreams, secrets, fears, hopes, grief, and joy because it’s safe to bring all of ourselves to this PLAYHOUSE. To discover we have more in common than we have apart, to replace judgment and disdain with understanding and compassion. We invite you to join our family, to play with us, cry with us, laugh with us, reach with us, touch us and be touched by us.
Doc's Lab is a subterranean San Francisco Venue showcasing music, comedy & literary events serving Gourmet Cuisine & Craft Cocktails. Formerly The Purple Onion.
Since 1993 here is a partial list of events the Shelton Studios has produced in the Shelton Theater: Edmond by David Mamet directed by Matt Shelton Marat/Sade by David Weiss directed by Matt Shelton Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Albee directed by Bruce Mackey The Adding Machine by Elmer Rice directed by Jean Shelton Luv by Murray Schisgal directed by Jean Shelton Glengarry Glen Ross by David Mamet directed by Jean Shelton The Crucible by Arthur Miller directed by Jean Shelton A View From The Bridge by Arthur Miller directed by Jean Shelton Sexual Perversity in Chicago by Mamet directed by Matt Shelton Adulto Orgasmo by Dario Fo directed by Matt Shelton The Skin Of Our Teeth by Wilder directed by Jean Shelton The Big Funk by John Patrick Shanley directed by Matt Shelton Spoon River Anthology by Masters directed by Matt Shelton The Marriage by Gogol directed by Oleg Liptsin The Cherry Orchard by Chekhov directed by Oleg Liptsin American Buffalo by Mamet directed by Jean Shelton Indigo Don’t Vote by Gabriel Goldstein directed by Matt Shelton Beyond Therapy by Chris Durang directed by Jean Shelton The Elephant Man by Pomerance directed by Oleg Liptsin Private Wars by James McClure directed by Richard Harder This is How it Goes by Neil LaBute directed by Matt Shelton The Living Corpse by Tolstoi directed by Oleg Liptsin Three Tall Women by Albee directed by Luis Oropeza California Suite by Neil Simon directed by Julie Dimas-Lockfeld Closer by Patrick Marber directed by Matt Shelton Speed The Plow by Mamet directed by Matt Shelton Abundance by Beth Henley directed by Julie Dimas-Lockfeld La Ronde by Albert Schnitzer directed by Julie Dimas-Lockfeld Savage in Limbo by J.P. Shanley directed by Julie Dimas-Lockfeld Golden Boy by Clifford Odets directed by Matt Shelton Three Sisters by Chekhov directed by Oleg Liptsin Bobby Gould in Hell by Mamet directed by Matt Shelton Films by Joe Graham, Ben Gilbert, Rob Nilsson, Lourdes Portilio, Yuri Tsapayev, and Kindrid Parker. Fine Art exhibit- Art Underground with Cedric Wentworth and Chester Arnold. Poetry by Timothy Trygg
Gaspar Brasserie highlights the best of French style in its the two level space filled with fabulous mid-century decor. Downstairs, vintage chandeliers light the intimate bar and dining room. Upstairs, the cozy Cognac Room offers a second full bar, along with two dining rooms with inviting decor and windows overlooking Sutter Street. The menu features updated French brasserie favorites, prepared with the bounty of Northern California. From fresh oysters to luxurious steaks, the menu offers a wide variety of dishes, including the signature (and vegetarian) panisse cakes. The beverage menu includes San Francisco's largest selection of brandy cocktails in the Cognac Room, as well as a well-curated wine list and cocktail selection for the dining rooms.
Since 2002, Un-Scripted Theater Company® has staged over forty productions in a range of genres and styles: stage plays, musicals, narrative long-form, improv comedy, and theatrical experiments. The company performs in San Francisco and was named Best Theater Company 2008 by the SF Bay Guardian. We aim to expand the boundaries of improvised theater. Our Shows Un-Scripted Theater Company® is known for improvised theater: shows in which our improvisors, using audience suggestions, strive to create plays or musicals that are sometimes serious, sometimes comic, with fully improvised dialogue, songs, and dances created right before your eyes. Our Saturday late night show, “DASH,” mixes games and scenes into a seamless, spontaneous and continuously morphing spectacle of excitement and laughs. Over the course of this hour-long show, the cast incorporates audience ideas and suggestions throughout, from the ridiculous to the hilarious. Anything can (and probably will) happen at DASH, but all things comedy and chaos are pretty safe bets. All improvised stage performances, from “Whose Line is it Anyway?” style games, to fast-paced comedic scenes based on audience suggestions, like “DASH,” to a full-length improvised play, are based on common principles of acceptance, cooperation, and narrative storytelling.
Since 2002, Un-Scripted Theater Company® has staged over forty productions in a range of genres and styles: stage plays, musicals, narrative long-form, improv comedy, and theatrical experiments. The company performs in San Francisco and was named Best Theater Company 2008 by the SF Bay Guardian. We aim to expand the boundaries of improvised theater. Our Shows Un-Scripted Theater Company® is known for improvised theater: shows in which our improvisors, using audience suggestions, strive to create plays or musicals that are sometimes serious, sometimes comic, with fully improvised dialogue, songs, and dances created right before your eyes. Our Saturday late night show, “DASH,” mixes games and scenes into a seamless, spontaneous and continuously morphing spectacle of excitement and laughs. Over the course of this hour-long show, the cast incorporates audience ideas and suggestions throughout, from the ridiculous to the hilarious. Anything can (and probably will) happen at DASH, but all things comedy and chaos are pretty safe bets. All improvised stage performances, from “Whose Line is it Anyway?” style games, to fast-paced comedic scenes based on audience suggestions, like “DASH,” to a full-length improvised play, are based on common principles of acceptance, cooperation, and narrative storytelling.
The Club Fugazi is a small theater and nightclub located in the North Beach, San Francisco, California district of San Francisco, California. The address is 678 Green Street, although the portion of Green Street in front of the club was renamed Beach Blanket Babylon Boulevard in 1996, in honor of the musical revue that has played at the Club Fugazi since 1974.The theater is on the ground floor in a building which is formally known as Casa Coloniale Italiana John F. Fugazi, a community center for the Italian Colony of San Francisco. The building was financed by a donation from Cavaliere Ufficiale John F. Fugazi, who founded the Columbus Savings and Loan Society in 1893 as well as the Banca Popolare Operaia Italiana in 1906. Both banks eventually merged with the Bank of Italy, which was later renamed the Bank of America.Fugazi had promised to establish a community center for the Italian Colony of San Francisco following the Great Earthquake and Fire of 1906, but it wasn't until 1913 that the project began.Fugazi Hall was built in 1913 on a parcel of land donated by Fugazi's second wife, Joanna Fugazi. The building was designed by Italian architect Italo Zanolini, who also designed the Banca Popolare Operaia Italiana building at 2 Columbus Avenue (1906) most recently occupied by the Church of Scientology, as well as the building at 255 Columbus Avenue (1916), most recently occupied by Vesuvio Restaurant. Zanolini also designed John F. Fugazi's private mausoleum chapel at the Italian Cemetery in Colma.Fugazi establish a trust to ensure that future generations of Italian-Americans would be able to utilize the building. The Trust is administered by the Italian-American Community Services Agency (formally known as the Italian Board of Relief and the Italian-American Welfare Agency), which was established in 1916.
The Club Fugazi is a small theater and nightclub located in the North Beach, San Francisco, California district of San Francisco, California. The address is 678 Green Street, although the portion of Green Street in front of the club was renamed Beach Blanket Babylon Boulevard in 1996, in honor of the musical revue that has played at the Club Fugazi since 1974.The theater is on the ground floor in a building which is formally known as Casa Coloniale Italiana John F. Fugazi, a community center for the Italian Colony of San Francisco. The building was financed by a donation from Cavaliere Ufficiale John F. Fugazi, who founded the Columbus Savings and Loan Society in 1893 as well as the Banca Popolare Operaia Italiana in 1906. Both banks eventually merged with the Bank of Italy, which was later renamed the Bank of America.Fugazi had promised to establish a community center for the Italian Colony of San Francisco following the Great Earthquake and Fire of 1906, but it wasn't until 1913 that the project began.Fugazi Hall was built in 1913 on a parcel of land donated by Fugazi's second wife, Joanna Fugazi. The building was designed by Italian architect Italo Zanolini, who also designed the Banca Popolare Operaia Italiana building at 2 Columbus Avenue (1906) most recently occupied by the Church of Scientology, as well as the building at 255 Columbus Avenue (1916), most recently occupied by Vesuvio Restaurant. Zanolini also designed John F. Fugazi's private mausoleum chapel at the Italian Cemetery in Colma.Fugazi establish a trust to ensure that future generations of Italian-Americans would be able to utilize the building. The Trust is administered by the Italian-American Community Services Agency (formally known as the Italian Board of Relief and the Italian-American Welfare Agency), which was established in 1916.
The San Francisco campus of Alliant International University is home to a variety of graduate degree programs in Psychology, Business, Education and Applied Criminology, as well as certificate programs in Psychology and credential programs in Education. Degree offerings at the San Francisco campus include: California School of Professional Psychology - Clinical Counseling (MA) - Clinical Psychology (PhD, PsyD) - Marriage and Family Therapy (MA) - Organizational Behavior (MA) - Organization Development (PsyD) - Organizational Psychology (PhD) - Infant-Preschooler Mental Health (Certificate) School of Education - School Counseling with Pupil Personnel Services Credential (MAE + PPS, Credential only program) - School Psychology with Pupil Personnel Services Credential (MAE + PPS, Credential only program) - Educational Leadership (MAE) with Preliminary Administration Services Credential - Educational Psychology (PsyD) - Preliminary Education Specialist Teaching Credential (Special Education - Mild/Moderate Disabilities) - Preliminary Multiple Subject Teaching Credential - Preliminary Single Subject Teaching Credential - Clear Education Specialist Teaching Credential - (Special Education - Mild/Moderate Disabilities) - Autism Spectrum Disorders Added Authorization - Cross Cultural Language & Academic Development (CLAD) - School Based Mental Health (Certificate) - School Neuropsychology (Certificate) School of Management - Business Administration (MBA) School of Forensic Studies - Applied Criminology (MS)