The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
14
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
20
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
21
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
25
1:00 PM13:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

  • Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Roda Theatre (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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TRANSMARSH (Presented by BODYSTORM)
Jun
25
7:00 PM19:00
Audio Description

TRANSMARSH (Presented by BODYSTORM)

  • Taylor Street facade of the Timbri Hotel (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

White background with bold block letters: TRANS stacked above MARSH, fading from black into blue. Along the right side, event details: June 25/26, 8pm, Timbri Hotel, Taylor St. facade, featuring BODYSTORM, Pangaea, tome, and bodystorm.org. Centered is a photo of three trans people clustered together: B, a trans masculine person with short, curly dark hair - barechested with a hand on their heart and wearing extravagant shoulder padding; tome, a mixed Okinawan trans masculine person with short dark wavy hair, wearing an olive-green button-up and cream vest. Their eyes are closed while playing trumpet as sun beams pour down on their instrument; and Pangaea, a mixed, Black, trans woman with long curly hair, wearing a flowing pink gown. Her left arm is extended overhead, eyes closed, singing with full-bodied passion.

TRANSMARSH: free outdoor vertical dance by B Dean/BODYSTORM, Pangaea, and tome on the Timbri Hotel's Taylor Street facade at Turk and Taylor, SF — rewilds the Tenderloin with the memory of prehistoric salt marshes, the 1966 Compton's Cafeteria uprising, and queer life on this block, asking how we grieve the past, adapt to the present, and move through coming storms together. June 25, 7pm: walking tour, Skywatchers, block party. June 26, 8pm: post-Trans March performance.

This venue is ADA accessible.

June 25th Access Guide present from GRAVITY Access Services (AD available upon request)

Ticket price(s): free

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TRANSMARSH (Presented by BODYSTORM)
Jun
26
8:00 PM20:00
ASL Interpretation

TRANSMARSH (Presented by BODYSTORM)

  • Taylor Street facade of the Timbri Hotel (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

White background with bold block letters: TRANS stacked above MARSH, fading from black into blue. Along the right side, event details: June 25/26, 8pm, Timbri Hotel, Taylor St. facade, featuring BODYSTORM, Pangaea, tome, and bodystorm.org. Centered is a photo of three trans people clustered together: B, a trans masculine person with short, curly dark hair - barechested with a hand on their heart and wearing extravagant shoulder padding; tome, a mixed Okinawan trans masculine person with short dark wavy hair, wearing an olive-green button-up and cream vest. Their eyes are closed while playing trumpet as sun beams pour down on their instrument; and Pangaea, a mixed, Black, trans woman with long curly hair, wearing a flowing pink gown. Her left arm is extended overhead, eyes closed, singing with full-bodied passion.

TRANSMARSH: free outdoor vertical dance by B Dean/BODYSTORM, Pangaea, and tome on the Timbri Hotel's Taylor Street facade at Turk and Taylor, SF — rewilds the Tenderloin with the memory of prehistoric salt marshes, the 1966 Compton's Cafeteria uprising, and queer life on this block, asking how we grieve the past, adapt to the present, and move through coming storms together. June 25, 7pm: walking tour, Skywatchers, block party. June 26, 8pm: post-Trans March performance.

This venue is ADA accessible.

June 26th ASL Interpretation by Kevin Abrams

Ticket price(s): free

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
27
2:00 PM14:00
Audio Description

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

  • Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Roda Theatre (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

This performance has live audio description provided. by GRAVITY Access Services.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Journey of ReOrientation: A Parable of NOW (Presented by amara tabor smith with Deep Waters Dance Theater)
Jun
27
5:00 PM17:00
ASL Interpretation

The Journey of ReOrientation: A Parable of NOW (Presented by amara tabor smith with Deep Waters Dance Theater)

Four femmes with dark skin and dark hair wear read and sit alongside water. Text reads "The Journey of ReOrientation: A Parable of NOW. Deep Waters Dance Theater, amara tabor-smith." Logos of LAIR, EastSide Arts Alliance, and NAKA are with icons for ASL and AD.

Part of a multi year project titled, “(may there be) Good Atmosphere Between Us: The Parables of Now.” It is grounded in community stories, collective rituals and the re telling of African and Indigenous mythologies, Bible verses and Black feminist invocations, guided by the core question, “How do we activate our collective ancestral wisdom and spirit to survive, adapt, and heal from climate catastrophe and global political chaos in the Anthropocene.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation provided

Ticket price(s): $20 - No one turned away for lack of funds (NOTAFLOF)

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The Journey of ReOrientation: A Parable of NOW (Presented by amara tabor smith with Deep Waters Dance Theater)
Jun
28
2:00 PM14:00
ASL Interpretation

The Journey of ReOrientation: A Parable of NOW (Presented by amara tabor smith with Deep Waters Dance Theater)

Four femmes with dark skin and dark hair wear read and sit alongside water. Text reads "The Journey of ReOrientation: A Parable of NOW. Deep Waters Dance Theater, amara tabor-smith." Logos of LAIR, EastSide Arts Alliance, and NAKA are with icons for ASL and AD.

Part of a multi year project titled, “(may there be) Good Atmosphere Between Us: The Parables of Now.” It is grounded in community stories, collective rituals and the re telling of African and Indigenous mythologies, Bible verses and Black feminist invocations, guided by the core question, “How do we activate our collective ancestral wisdom and spirit to survive, adapt, and heal from climate catastrophe and global political chaos in the Anthropocene.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Haptic Access Tour at 2 PM
Audio Described Tour at 5 PM

Ticket price(s): $20 - No one turned away for lack of funds (NOTAFLOF)

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Iphigenia in Splott (Presented by Shotgun Players)
Aug
16
1:00 PM13:00
Audio Description

Iphigenia in Splott (Presented by Shotgun Players)

An illustration of brown-skinned woman with black hair looking over her shoulder with a deer tattoo. She is within a circle against a brick wall. Above her head is are the words Shotgun Players presents "Iphigenia in Splott."

She’s brash, reckless, and unapologetically self-possessed. Stumbling through life in the nowhere town of Splott, Effie – short for Iphigenia – numbs her days with hookups and hangovers. Life on the edge turns into a face-off with reality and its wrenching consequences. Inspired by Euripides’ Iphigenia in Aulis, this epic story is brutally honest, piercing, terrible, and tender, sometimes all at the same time.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Haptic tour at 1 with live audio-described performance at 2

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

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The Fall Show (Presented by Shotgun Players)
Oct
15
7:00 PM19:00
ASL Interpretation

The Fall Show (Presented by Shotgun Players)

An illustration of two elders profile; one man, one woman side by side. The man's face is inverted and there are two figures falling, seemingly falling upward. Behind them there are arrows point upward and downward. The color way is yellow and blue with the show's title at the top. Below the illustration is the tagling "I'd just like to kiss you."

Long-lasting love is marked by both comfort and conflict. In The Fall Show, an older couple’s unexpected romance unfolds against a maelstrom of memory and movement. Lovers collide, chaos erupts, and tenderness persists in an intimate examination of love ‘til the very end.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation provided

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

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The Fall Show (Presented by Shotgun Players)
Oct
18
1:00 PM13:00
Audio Description

The Fall Show (Presented by Shotgun Players)

An illustration of two elders profile; one man, one woman side by side. The man's face is inverted and there are two figures falling, seemingly falling upward. Behind them there are arrows point upward and downward. The color way is yellow and blue with the show's title at the top. Below the illustration is the tagling "I'd just like to kiss you."

Long-lasting love is marked by both comfort and conflict. In The Fall Show, an older couple’s unexpected romance unfolds against a maelstrom of memory and movement. Lovers collide, chaos erupts, and tenderness persists in an intimate examination of love ‘til the very end.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Haptic tour at 1 with live audio-described performance at 2

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
13
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
7
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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Continuity (Presented by Shotgun Players)
Jun
7
1:00 PM13:00
Audio Description

Continuity (Presented by Shotgun Players)

Continuity poster with a polar bear holding a Super 8 camera with a blue grain pattern behind it in a circular border. Continuity is written at the top with jagged blue triangular shapes in the san serif letters. The show's tagline (a line from the show used as satire), "The time for science is over. It's time for action." is written along the bottom of the circle the polar bear is in.

Set on a Hollywood film shoot where the chaotic soundstage mimics the real-world climate crisis their big-budget movie addresses, the director, Maria, tries to keep her set – and herself – together in this sharp-witted, fast-paced comedy. Egos clash, secrets spill, and hard truths force the crew to look inward and ask, can we fix our climate catastrophe with movie magic?

This venue is ADA accessible.

Haptic tour at 1 with live audio-described performance at 2

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

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Continuity (Presented by Shotgun Players)
Jun
7
1:00 PM13:00
ASL Interpretation

Continuity (Presented by Shotgun Players)

Continuity poster with a polar bear holding a Super 8 camera with a blue grain pattern behind it in a circular border. Continuity is written at the top with jagged blue triangular shapes in the san serif letters. The show's tagline (a line from the show used as satire), "The time for science is over. It's time for action." is written along the bottom of the circle the polar bear is in.

Set on a Hollywood film shoot where the chaotic soundstage mimics the real-world climate crisis their big-budget movie addresses, the director, Maria, tries to keep her set – and herself – together in this sharp-witted, fast-paced comedy. Egos clash, secrets spill, and hard truths force the crew to look inward and ask, can we fix our climate catastrophe with movie magic?

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation provided

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

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RHYTHMS of RESISTANCE: Queer Dance Party Celebrating Black & AAPI Solidarity (Presented by King LOTUS BOY, Piss E Sissy, and EUPHEMIA)
Jun
6
to Jun 7
ASL Interpretation

RHYTHMS of RESISTANCE: Queer Dance Party Celebrating Black & AAPI Solidarity (Presented by King LOTUS BOY, Piss E Sissy, and EUPHEMIA)

An event flyer featuring a collage of BART line maps connecting several archival photos representing the Section 504 Sit Ins, the Black Panther Party Free Breakfast program, Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement, protest at the International Hotel, the fight for ethnic studies at SFSU, the kulintang instrument, Palestinian resistance, and Compton’s Cafeteria Riot. The background layer is dark smoky grey with metallic stars and a DJ turntable illustration. Flyer text reads: “Presented by Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center 
RHYTHMS OF RESISTANCE: 
A Queer Dance Party Celebrating Black & Asian Pacific Islander Solidarity. 
06/06 Saturday | 8PM - 12AM | 21+
SOMArts 934 Brannan St. San Francisco
MASKS REQUIRED AND PROVIDED
| ASL
| $20 Presale $25 GA | bit.ly/resist26 |
MUSIC: EUPHEMIA B2B LIL BEBE CYBORG | DJ KA’LONJI MOSCHINO | GHOSTMiLK |DRAG: MOJO CARTER | SHIBARI: PISS E SISSY X PRINCEX CAKES | KULINTANG: TITANIA BUCHHOLDT X KAMEYA"

This Pride season, let us be the soundtrack for your joy, your desire, your righteous rage, and your ultimate release at RHYTHMS OF RESISTANCE: an immersive, masked dance party delving into the radical underground roots of queer nightlife as integral to Black, Asian and Pacific Islander solidarity. Presented by the SF API Cultural Center. FEAT:
DJ Ka'lonji Moschino
EUPHEMIA B2B Lil Bebe Cyborg
GHOSTMiLK
Drag by Mojo Carter
Shibari suspension by PrinceX Cakes and Piss E Sissy
Kulintang music by Titania Buchholdt and kameya

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL for performances and DJ sets

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Nicole Carlos Watson (Access Coordinator) carloswatsoninterpreting@gmail.com

Ticket price(s): $25

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
6
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
4
1:00 PM13:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
3
7:00 PM19:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Jun
2
7:00 PM19:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
May
31
7:00 PM19:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
May
31
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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GREENLIT Choreography Showcase (Presented by Lauren Settembrino)
May
30
7:30 PM19:30
ASL Interpretation

GREENLIT Choreography Showcase (Presented by Lauren Settembrino)

Lime green text saying "GREENLIT Choreography Showcase" on a black and gray blurred background. Choreographer names listed: Lauren Settembrino, Tracey Lindsay Chan, Tai Lum, Livanna Maislen, The Straw Dogs, Alice Svetic.

A courageous mixed bill that brings together the Bay's emerging and established contemporary dance artists.

GREENLIT Choreography Showcase amplifies the Bay Area's artistic voices with a focus on community, opportunity, and risk-taking. An open space for ideas that are old, new, evolving, or undiscovered. In this two-night showcase, we present seven works investigating the poetry of T.S. Eliot, cycles of nature, the body's relationship to rage, humanity in the digital age, and more.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation Provided

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Pilar Marsh: wpminterpreting@gmail.com

Ticket price(s): from $17.85

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
May
30
2:00 PM14:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
May
29
8:00 PM20:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

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  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
May
28
8:00 PM20:00
Captioned Performance

The Lunchbox (Presented by Berkeley Repertory Theatre)

  • Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Roda Theatre (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A dark-skinned man with grey curly hair and a grey beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, and a dark-skinned woman with dark hair, wearing a red shawl, stand in front of a large gold tiffin, reading letters.

Rediscover the beauty of human connection with The Lunchbox, a new musical adaptation of Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film filled with heart, humor, and hope. In Mumbai, a mistaken lunchbox delivery brings together two unlikely strangers. Directed by Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin and featuring Manu Narayan and Kuhoo Verma, this musical is a tale of love, yearning, and new beginnings that leaves you believing in the bravery of opening your heart to the unexpected.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: Tuesday-Sunday 12PM-7PM: (510) 647-2949

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Crip Ecstasy x ROT Festival (Presented by Crip Ecstasy)
May
21
to May 22
Audio Description, ASL Interpretation

Crip Ecstasy x ROT Festival (Presented by Crip Ecstasy)

Purple and lime green text on a pixelated green background reads the performance lineup, dates and information described here, with a chrome logo that combines the trans symbol and wheelchair accessibility symbol with the rave smiley face.

Join Crip Ecstasy and ROT Festival at the Stud, for a night full of access-centered drag revelry! Thurs. May 21st, 7pm - Midnight, show at 8:45pm.

Performers:
Mudd the Two Spirit
Maya Mer Morya Selkie
PerryYay Seltxer
Angelica de Fuego
Moonyeka
King LOTUS BOY

Music by the indomitable Lillia
Hosted by Mx Octaviana Rosé

ACCESS INFO:

The Stud is fully wheelchair accessible, with accessible gender-neutral restrooms with grab bars.

Multiple seating options available, including wide-legged chairs.

KN95 Masks or similar required

ASL Interpretation for all drag performances.

Ambient chillout room.

Audio Description provided by Gravity Access Services, with pre-show
haptic touch tour at 8:00pm. Please register for tour through the ticket link or by emailing crip.ecstasy@gmail.com

Ticket price(s): $10 - $35

Type of access accommodations provided: ASL interpretation, Audio description

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Gravity Access Services

Event Information Link: https://www.union.fit/events/kh-fresh-festival-crip-ecstasy-x-rot-fest-x-the-stud-show-8-45p/performances/gp5kdpj2

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The Oaklash Festival 2026 (Presented by Oaklash)
May
16
8:00 PM20:00
ASL Interpretation

The Oaklash Festival 2026 (Presented by Oaklash)

  • 9th st and Broadway Oakland, CA 94607 United States (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Colorful city scape with giant pink skin with yellow hair drag queen and lots of character fawning over her.

The Oaklash Festival is the premier celebration of Drag and queer performance in the Bay Area.

Our ninth annual festival will feature a full day of nonstop queer art including live performances, DJs, vendors, and more! Kings, queens, and queers from all over the Bay Area and beyond will join together for this annual celebration of queer culture and art.

CHECK OUT THE FULL SCHEDULE >> www.oaklash.com/lineup

QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS >> www.oaklash.com/faq

All pre-sale registrations are suggested donations that come with perks such as expedited entry to our festival events. All events are No One Turned Away for Lack of Funds (NOTAFLOF), though limited entry may be available at the door!

Oaklash aims to make our events accessible to all! All events will take place at ADA-compliant venues and feature ASL interpretation during performances.

For questions, concerns, or access needs, email us at oaklashtickets@gmail.com

WE DO NOT TOLERATE HATE, VIOLENCE, OR DISCRIMINATION OF ANY KIND. CONSENT IS MANDATORY. IF IN VIOLATION, YOU MAY BE ASKED TO LEAVE OUR​ EVENT AT ANY TIME WITHOUT REFUND.


This venue is ADA accessible

ASL Interpretation Provided

Ticket price(s): Free - Optional $20 donation

Event Information Link: https://www.oaklash.com/

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YBCA presents Megan Lowe Dances' "Air Between Us" (Presented by Megan Lowe Dances)
May
16
7:00 PM19:00
ASL Interpretation

YBCA presents Megan Lowe Dances' "Air Between Us" (Presented by Megan Lowe Dances)

  • YBCA Galleries and Forum Building (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Saharla Vetsch and Megan Lowe are suspended via vertical dance rope and harness equipment. Saharla is at the bottom of a spiral staircase looking out. Megan is hanging upside-down below a upper staircase higher in photo. Rose Huey is in between Saharla and Megan, leaning over the spiral staircase.

"Air Between Us" is a landmark vertical dance performance, where aerial performers scale walls, soar across open spaces, and cascade down a building facade—turning the architecture of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts into an uncommon dance partner. In this new site-specific work from Megan Lowe Dances, performers climb, float, and fall in a choreography shaped by gravity, trust, and interdependence. What unfolds is both breathtaking and intimate: bodies moving through air, gathering and separating, revealing how the space between us can hold tension, tenderness, and connection. The work features the performance of Gabriele Christian, B Dean, Rose Huey, Megan Lowe, Roel Seeber, and Saharla Vetsch​, with music be William Cenoté.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Live ASL Interpretation

Ticket price(s): $30-$40

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Box Office Info

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YBCA presents Megan Lowe Dances' "Air Between Us" (Presented by Megan Lowe Dances)
May
16
2:00 PM14:00
Audio Description

YBCA presents Megan Lowe Dances' "Air Between Us" (Presented by Megan Lowe Dances)

  • YBCA Galleries and Forum Building (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Saharla Vetsch and Megan Lowe are suspended via vertical dance rope and harness equipment. Saharla is at the bottom of a spiral staircase looking out. Megan is hanging upside-down below a upper staircase higher in photo. Rose Huey is in between Saharla and Megan, leaning over the spiral staircase.

"Air Between Us" is a landmark vertical dance performance, where aerial performers scale walls, soar across open spaces, and cascade down a building facade—turning the architecture of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts into an uncommon dance partner. In this new site-specific work from Megan Lowe Dances, performers climb, float, and fall in a choreography shaped by gravity, trust, and interdependence. What unfolds is both breathtaking and intimate: bodies moving through air, gathering and separating, revealing how the space between us can hold tension, tenderness, and connection. The work features the performance of Gabriele Christian, B Dean, Rose Huey, Megan Lowe, Roel Seeber, and Saharla Vetsch​, with music be William Cenoté.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Live Audio Described Performance at 2 PM by GRAVITY Access Services

Ticket price(s): $30-$40

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Box Office Info

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FROZEN (Presented by Palo Alto Players)
May
9
7:30 PM19:30
ASL Interpretation

FROZEN (Presented by Palo Alto Players)

  • Palo Alto Players at the Lucie Stern Theater (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Elsa (Astraea Brown) poses with her arms up as her frozen magic swirls around her alongside the Frozen and Palo Alto Players Logo

Palo Alto Players presents Disney’s Frozen at the Lucie Stern Theater, April 24–May 10, 2026. Tickets: paplayers.org. Based on the Academy Award-winning film, the musical features songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez plus new stage music. In Arendelle, sisters Anna and Elsa grow apart as Elsa struggles with her powers. When she flees, bringing endless winter, Anna sets out with Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf on a journey of sisterhood, acceptance, and true love.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Live ASL Interpretation

Ticket price(s): Starts at $20 - Use code FROZASL10 for $10 off tickets

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Box Office Info: 650.329.0891

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Ja weya ob’aj wij · ex weya nchemaj / Mi Historia · Mi Telar / My Story · My Weaving (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)
May
9
2:00 PM14:00
Audio Description, ASL Interpretation

Ja weya ob’aj wij · ex weya nchemaj / Mi Historia · Mi Telar / My Story · My Weaving (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)

  • Medicine for Nightmares Bookstore (map)
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8 Maya Mam women stand in a line wearing traditional red woven tops and black woven skirts.

An exhibition of Maya Mam backstrap weaving textiles where the act of weaving is also an act of storytelling, resisting erasure, and preserving ancestral knowledge.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation and Haptic Tour available for Opening Reception: Saturday, April 11, 2 pm & Closing Reception: Saturday, May 9, 2 pm.

Access Service Provider and Contact Info:
NAKA Dance Theater, info@nakadancetheater.com

Ticket price(s): free

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Mariana Valencia: Jacklean (Jacklean) (Presented by ODC Theater)
May
1
7:30 PM19:30
ASL Interpretation

Mariana Valencia: Jacklean (Jacklean) (Presented by ODC Theater)

On the right side of the stage there is a table covered in random objects. On the left side of the image is a spotlight on two performers. One is holding a guitar and the other is on the floor holding onto one of the other performers leg.

Savor the thrill of the unexpected in Jacklean (Jacklean). Governed by play and collaborative improvisation, New York powerhouse choreographer and dancer Mariana Valencia’s improvised gestures are prompted by transmissions from Jazmin Romero’s vocal and instrumental repertoire of cumbia, punk, jazz, and electronic music. Can an everlasting process frame a final performance?


This venue is ADA accessible

ASL Interpretation Provided

Ticket price(s): $0-$100

Event Information Link: https://odc.dance/marianavalencia

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Return to Forever (Presented by Zaccho Dance Theatre)
Apr
26
8:15 PM20:15
ASL Interpretation, Audio Description

Return to Forever (Presented by Zaccho Dance Theatre)

Image of a young Black woman with an afro looking into space with a soft smile. Behind her is a series of lines and fibers on top of a faded list of songs. Text reads: Zaccho Dance Theatre presents: Return to Forever - Save the Date - April 24-26 - Zaccho Studio: 1777 Yosemite Avenue #330, San Francisco, CA 94124

Return to Forever is an intimate, music-driven work-in-progress by Zaccho Dance Theatre featuring contemporary and aerial dancers in a series of solos and duets to a curated playlist of jazz, blues, and soul from the 1930s–1970s. Inspired by Artistic Director Joanna Haigood’s rediscovery of a handwritten song log from her teenage years, the piece reflects on how memory shapes present choices and future paths. It revisits songs that shaped Haigood’s early creative life while reconstructing decades of work created at Zaccho Studio.

This venue is NOT ADA accessible.

Live ASL Interpretation, Haptic Tour and Audio Description.
Contact michael@gravity-sf.org for Haptic Tour details

Ticket price(s): free

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FACT/SF: The Waves (Presented by ODC Theater)
Apr
24
7:30 PM19:30
ASL Interpretation

FACT/SF: The Waves (Presented by ODC Theater)

Charles is seen dunking his head in a bowl of water with his eyes open looking at the camera. the bowl is on top of a white table and the water is spilling out of the bowl and off the table.

Get swept up in The Waves, an expansive, intimate, surreal, and impressionistic contemporary dance about sound waves, light waves, brain waves, and intersubjectivity. The piece considers how individuals experience and craft their own sense of reality. The Waves is conceived and directed by Charlie Slender-White, and utilizes Virginia Woolf’s novel of the same name as a primary source text.


This venue is ADA accessible

ASL Interpretation Provided

Ticket price(s): $0-$100

Event Information Link: https://odc.dance/factsf

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Midsummer Night’s Dream (Presented by The Joffrey Ballet)
Apr
19
8:00 PM20:00
Audio Description

Midsummer Night’s Dream (Presented by The Joffrey Ballet)

A group of dancers in pastel-colored costumes, with floral crowns, are performing on stage under dramatic lighting. They are holding glass pitchers and drinking from them, creating a symmetrical, ritualistic formation. In the background, a large structure resembling a hanging object or symbol made of vines is illuminated.

The Joffrey Ballet returns to Cal Performances in Berkeley with a signature blockbuster work by Alexander Ekman, Midsummer Night's Dream.

This venue is ADA accessible

Audio Description provided

Ticket price(s): $50–175

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LAIR Showcase ft. Melissa Lews, gizeh muñiz, Clarissa Rivera Dyas, NAKA Dance Theater (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)
Apr
19
1:00 PM13:00
Audio Description

LAIR Showcase ft. Melissa Lews, gizeh muñiz, Clarissa Rivera Dyas, NAKA Dance Theater (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)

A person with dark hair at night lit by red light. Text reads "LAIR: Live Arts In Resistance. April 17, 18, & 19, 2026." Icons for sign language interpretation and audio descriptions.

LIVE ARTS IN RESISTANCE (LAIR) is a dynamic series of performance showcases, artist residencies, and community town halls that address racial inequity and white supremacy in popular culture. Collectively, we contribute to a new cultural consciousness of self-determination and indigenous knowledge as integral to our resistance to systemic oppression and imperialism.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Haptic Tour at 1 PM
Live Audio Described Performance at 2 PM

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: To reserve a headset for audio description, please select RSVP w/ Audio Description Headset. Or call the EastSide Arts Alliance Box Office, MWF, 11-5pm at 510-533-6629.

Ticket price(s): General Admission $25; Students and Seniors $10; No one turned away for lack of funds

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The Weight of Thread: A Jewish Ritual for Palestine (Presented by Molly Levy & Stephanie Sherman)
Apr
18
8:00 PM20:00
ASL Interpretation

The Weight of Thread: A Jewish Ritual for Palestine (Presented by Molly Levy & Stephanie Sherman)

Image of wavy bare branches reflected in water with an overlay of dark purple on the top of the image fading to light gray at the bottom. Bright chartreuse, white, and dark purple text reads "The Weight of Thread, A Jewish Ritual for Palestine. April 17 & 18, 8pm. Dance Mission Theater, SF. supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission"

The Weight of Thread is a dance ritual rooted in Jewish mourning, supplication and resistance traditions, to reckon with grief, rupture, and solidarity in the shadow of genocide. The work challenges Zionist definitions of Jewishness while affirming Judaism’s anti-genocidal, humanitarian values and expressing kinship with Palestinian liberation. Audiences are welcomed into an intimate, intergenerational community built through dance, music, food, and shared presence.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation provided.

Tickets: $25+

Event Information Link: http://mollylevy.com/the-weight-of-thread

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: https://www.viewcy.com/event/theweightofthread

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LAIR Showcase ft. Melissa Lews, gizeh muñiz, Clarissa Rivera Dyas, NAKA Dance Theater (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)
Apr
18
2:00 PM14:00
ASL Interpretation

LAIR Showcase ft. Melissa Lews, gizeh muñiz, Clarissa Rivera Dyas, NAKA Dance Theater (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)

A person with dark hair at night lit by red light. Text reads "LAIR: Live Arts In Resistance. April 17, 18, & 19, 2026." Icons for sign language interpretation and audio descriptions.

LIVE ARTS IN RESISTANCE (LAIR) is a dynamic series of performance showcases, artist residencies, and community town halls that address racial inequity and white supremacy in popular culture. Collectively, we contribute to a new cultural consciousness of self-determination and indigenous knowledge as integral to our resistance to systemic oppression and imperialism.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation provided.

Ticket price(s): General Admission $25; Students and Seniors $10; No one turned away for lack of funds

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Fauxnique: How Do I Look? (Presented by ODC)
Apr
17
7:30 PM19:30
ASL Interpretation

Fauxnique: How Do I Look? (Presented by ODC)

Fauxnique is show in drag in front of a dark black background. Fauxnique is standing on one leg wearing one heel and holding the other one poking herself with it.

How Do I Look? - the most vain, mundane and loaded question. Fauxnique, the drag queen guise of multi-faceted artist Monique Jenkinson, wields her unique combination of precise physicality, irreverent humor and gutsy vulnerability, to dig past glossy platitudes and flattering exaggerations into the hot mess of perception, subjectivity, identity and taste.

This venue is ADA accessible

ASL Provided

Ticket price(s): $0-$100

Event Information Link: https://odc.dance/fauxnique

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The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? (Presented by Shotgun Players)
Apr
12
12:00 PM12:00
Audio Description

The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? (Presented by Shotgun Players)

Illustration of a smiling goat in a ring with barbed wire in beige, black, and red color way. The show title "The Goat or, Who is Sylvia?" is written along with a tagline that says "Love is a Beast." Performances start April 21.

Martin has it all – a successful architecture career, loving wife, and son – but he also has a salacious secret. Martin is secretly in love… with a goat. Edward Albee’s Tony Award-winning tragedy edges the line of morality while exploring the limits of love and what is considered taboo in a modern society.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Haptic tour at 12 with live audio described performance at 1

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

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