Legally Blonde (Presented by Berkeley Playhouse)
Sep
13
2:00 PM14:00
Audio Description

Legally Blonde (Presented by Berkeley Playhouse)

A woman with brown skin and blonde, curly hair, wearing all pink and holding a small Pomeranian dog, smiles and waves in front of a glittery pink background under the words "Legally Blonde."

Based on the popular 2001 movie, Legally Blonde The Musical follows Elle Woods, a bubbly blonde sorority sister who appears to have the perfect life – until her boyfriend Warner dumps her to attend Harvard Law. To win him back, she charms her way into the prestigious law school, where she struggles to fit in among her “serious” peers and professors. With the support of new friends who encourage her to stay true to herself, Elle soon realizes her potential, and sets out to prove the world wrong.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Audio Description provided by GRAVITY Access Services.

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

Event Information Link: https://berkeleyplayhouse.org/event/legally-blonde/

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: 510.845.8542 x351

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The White Chip (Presented by Marin Theatre)
Sep
17
1:00 PM13:00
Captioned Performance

The White Chip (Presented by Marin Theatre)

This image shows a nametag with a red banner with text that reads "The White" and a white banner underneath with text that reads "Chip". Underneath the nametag is text that reads "A Sobering Comedy of Errors" in a handwriting-esque font. Underneath there is more text that reads "By Sean Daniels" in all capital letters.

Success seems to come easily to Steven McAlister. Charismatic and constantly in motion, he’s built a life that looks enviable from the outside — complete with a dream job at a prestigious theatre. But from his very first drink at 12, it’s clear he has been lying to himself for years. Equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking, this “recovery comedy” unfolds from Steven’s own disarmingly candid and charmingly funny perspective.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Audio Description provided by GRAVITY Access Services.

Ticket price(s): $39-$110

Event Information Link: http://purchase.marintheatre.org/EventAvailability?EventId=54201

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: David Chu, davidchu.c2@gmail.com

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: https://www.marintheatre.org/box-office-info

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Manning (Presented by Crowded Fire Theater)
Sep
19
3:00 PM15:00
ASL Interpretation

Manning (Presented by Crowded Fire Theater)

the silhouette of a hawk filled in with blue sky and fluffy clouds on top of a background of dirt and green plants

West Coast Premiere of MANNING by Benjamin Benne
Directed by Adin Walker
Sep 5–Sep 26 · Potrero Stage

A father and his sons spread the ashes of his wife/their mother in their backyard garden. When a giant zucchini manifests overnight, they each begin to develop language for their individual experiences of loss through their interactions with the supernatural vegetable. But can they also develop a communal vocabulary to express their grief with each other?


This venue is ADA accessible.

Audio Described Performanec

Ticket price(s): $25-100

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Gravity Access, Name: Mylo Cardona Email: milaniacardona@gmail.com

Event Information Link: http://www.crowdedfire.org/manning/

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: https://crowdedfiretheater.ludus.com/index.php?show_id=200513116

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A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER (Presented by Palo Alto Players)
Sep
20
2:00 PM14:00
ASL Interpretation

A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER (Presented by Palo Alto Players)

Monty (Andrew Cope) is caught between his two lovers, Phoebe (Chesney Evert) and Sibella (Brenna Silva).

A GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER is the uproarious, Tony-winning Best Musical of 2014, also winning Tonys for Book, Direction, and Costumes. When Monty Navarro discovers he’s eighth in line for an earldom, he sets out to eliminate his unsuspecting relatives—and win love along the way. Packed with unforgettable music and nonstop laughs, this darkly comic romp features one actor playing all eight doomed heirs.

This venue is ADA accessible.

This performance is ASL Interpreted.

Ticket price(s): $24-70

Event Information

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: 650-329-0891

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Legally Blonde (Presented by Berkeley Playhouse)
Sep
20
2:00 PM14:00
ASL Interpretation

Legally Blonde (Presented by Berkeley Playhouse)

A woman with brown skin and blonde, curly hair, wearing all pink and holding a small Pomeranian dog, smiles and waves in front of a glittery pink background under the words "Legally Blonde."

Based on the popular 2001 movie, Legally Blonde The Musical follows Elle Woods, a bubbly blonde sorority sister who appears to have the perfect life – until her boyfriend Warner dumps her to attend Harvard Law. To win him back, she charms her way into the prestigious law school, where she struggles to fit in among her “serious” peers and professors. With the support of new friends who encourage her to stay true to herself, Elle soon realizes her potential, and sets out to prove the world wrong.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation provided by Velvet Hands, LLC.

Use Promotional Code ASLBLONDE to unlock seats reserved for ASL Interpretation, provided by Velvet Hands. Email boxoffice@berkeleyplayhouse.org for assistance.

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

Event Information Link: https://berkeleyplayhouse.org/event/legally-blonde/

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: 510.845.8542 x351

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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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French Kiss (Presented by Smuin Contemporary Ballet)
Oct
16
7:30 PM19:30
ASL Interpretation

French Kiss (Presented by Smuin Contemporary Ballet)

a male and female dancer strike a pose together. She balances on pointe, holding onto his arm, one leg extended into the air. He leans towards her; their eyes are connect. They are placed in a blue frame.

Fresh from a commission with the Paris Opera Ballet, My’Kal Stromile makes his West Coast debut with a world premiere. Amy Seiwert’s French Kiss, a color confection hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as a “sweet, chic dessert,” returns to delight audiences once more. As we mark twenty years since Michael Smuin’s passing, we honor his lasting influence with a revival of his moving Stabat Mater, returning to the stage for the first time since 2016. (Each Audio Described performance is preceded by a Haptic Access Tour that begins at 12:45 pm. Patrons are requested to gather in the lobby by 12:30 pm for a 15-minute live pre-show tour that allows patrons to experience—through touch and their own movement— the space, performers, costumes, and objects in addition to key movement elements in the performance.)

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation

Ticket price(s): $25-$130

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Annika Presley - apresley@smuinballet.org

Event Information Link: http://www.smuinballet.org/audio-described-performances/

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: 415-912-1899 or send an email to boxoffice@smuinballet.org

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French Kiss (Presented by Smuin Contemporary Ballet)
Oct
17
2:00 PM14:00
Audio Description

French Kiss (Presented by Smuin Contemporary Ballet)

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a male and female dancer strike a pose together. She balances on pointe, holding onto his arm, one leg extended into the air. He leans towards her; their eyes are connect. They are placed in a blue frame.

Fresh from a commission with the Paris Opera Ballet, My’Kal Stromile makes his West Coast debut with a world premiere. Amy Seiwert’s French Kiss, a color confection hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as a “sweet, chic dessert,” returns to delight audiences once more. As we mark twenty years since Michael Smuin’s passing, we honor his lasting influence with a revival of his moving Stabat Mater, returning to the stage for the first time since 2016.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Audio Described Performance. (Each Audio Described performance is preceded by a Haptic Access Tour that begins at 12:45 pm. Patrons are requested to gather in the lobby by 12:30 pm for a 15-minute live pre-show tour that allows patrons to experience—through touch and their own movement— the space, performers, costumes, and objects in addition to key movement elements in the performance.)

Ticket price(s): $25-$130

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Annika Presley - apresley@smuinballet.org

Event Information Link: http://www.smuinballet.org/audio-described-performances/

Box Office Link, telephone, TTY etc.: 415-912-1899 or send an email to boxoffice@smuinballet.org

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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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29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)
Nov
12
7:00 PM19:00
Captioned Performance, ASL Interpretation

29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)

SFTFF flyer with laurel signia in front of film still of person wearing a red top with hair pulled back floating at the bottom of pool with green hue

​​Spanning 12-days from November 12-22 and comprised of seven short film programs showcasing 37 films, SFTFF 2026 will be a hybrid festival, presented both in person and online, and featuring a range of genres from documentaries and politics to animation, dance, music, romance, coming-of-age tales, and thrillers.

SFTFF will host in-person programs Nov. 12-14 at the Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St., SF and will offer on-demand access to each of the programs through Nov. 22nd. Films are closed captioned for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences; tickets are $0-$50, sliding scale/donation-based, inclusive of fees.

This venue is ADA accessible.

All films in each program are closed captioned
All Q&A's will have ASL interpretation
KN95 masks are required for attendance.

Ticket price(s): $0-$50

Event Information

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29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)
Nov
12
9:00 PM21:00
Captioned Performance, ASL Interpretation

29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)

SFTFF flyer with laurel signia in front of film still of person wearing a red top with hair pulled back floating at the bottom of pool with green hue

​​Spanning 12-days from November 12-22 and comprised of seven short film programs showcasing 37 films, SFTFF 2026 will be a hybrid festival, presented both in person and online, and featuring a range of genres from documentaries and politics to animation, dance, music, romance, coming-of-age tales, and thrillers.

SFTFF will host in-person programs Nov. 12-14 at the Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St., SF and will offer on-demand access to each of the programs through Nov. 22nd. Films are closed captioned for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences; tickets are $0-$50, sliding scale/donation-based, inclusive of fees.

This venue is ADA accessible.

All films in each program are closed captioned
All Q&A's will have ASL interpretation
KN95 masks are required for attendance.

Ticket price(s): $0-$50

Event Information

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29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)
Nov
13
7:00 PM19:00
Captioned Performance, ASL Interpretation

29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)

SFTFF flyer with laurel signia in front of film still of person wearing a red top with hair pulled back floating at the bottom of pool with green hue

​​Spanning 12-days from November 12-22 and comprised of seven short film programs showcasing 37 films, SFTFF 2026 will be a hybrid festival, presented both in person and online, and featuring a range of genres from documentaries and politics to animation, dance, music, romance, coming-of-age tales, and thrillers.

SFTFF will host in-person programs Nov. 12-14 at the Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St., SF and will offer on-demand access to each of the programs through Nov. 22nd. Films are closed captioned for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences; tickets are $0-$50, sliding scale/donation-based, inclusive of fees.

This venue is ADA accessible.

All films in each program are closed captioned
All Q&A's will have ASL interpretation
KN95 masks are required for attendance.

Ticket price(s): $0-$50

Event Information

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29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)
Nov
13
9:00 PM21:00
Captioned Performance, ASL Interpretation

29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)

SFTFF flyer with laurel signia in front of film still of person wearing a red top with hair pulled back floating at the bottom of pool with green hue

​​Spanning 12-days from November 12-22 and comprised of seven short film programs showcasing 37 films, SFTFF 2026 will be a hybrid festival, presented both in person and online, and featuring a range of genres from documentaries and politics to animation, dance, music, romance, coming-of-age tales, and thrillers.

SFTFF will host in-person programs Nov. 12-14 at the Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St., SF and will offer on-demand access to each of the programs through Nov. 22nd. Films are closed captioned for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences; tickets are $0-$50, sliding scale/donation-based, inclusive of fees.

This venue is ADA accessible.

All films in each program are closed captioned
All Q&A's will have ASL interpretation
KN95 masks are required for attendance.

Ticket price(s): $0-$50

Event Information

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29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)
Nov
14
7:00 PM19:00
Captioned Performance, ASL Interpretation

29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)

SFTFF flyer with laurel signia in front of film still of person wearing a red top with hair pulled back floating at the bottom of pool with green hue

​​Spanning 12-days from November 12-22 and comprised of seven short film programs showcasing 37 films, SFTFF 2026 will be a hybrid festival, presented both in person and online, and featuring a range of genres from documentaries and politics to animation, dance, music, romance, coming-of-age tales, and thrillers.

SFTFF will host in-person programs Nov. 12-14 at the Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St., SF and will offer on-demand access to each of the programs through Nov. 22nd. Films are closed captioned for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences; tickets are $0-$50, sliding scale/donation-based, inclusive of fees.

This venue is ADA accessible.

All films in each program are closed captioned
All Q&A's will have ASL interpretation
KN95 masks are required for attendance.

Ticket price(s): $0-$50

Event Information

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29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)
Nov
14
9:00 PM21:00
Captioned Performance, ASL Interpretation

29th Anniversary San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (Presented by San Francisco Trans Film Festival)

SFTFF flyer with laurel signia in front of film still of person wearing a red top with hair pulled back floating at the bottom of pool with green hue

​​Spanning 12-days from November 12-22 and comprised of seven short film programs showcasing 37 films, SFTFF 2026 will be a hybrid festival, presented both in person and online, and featuring a range of genres from documentaries and politics to animation, dance, music, romance, coming-of-age tales, and thrillers.

SFTFF will host in-person programs Nov. 12-14 at the Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St., SF and will offer on-demand access to each of the programs through Nov. 22nd. Films are closed captioned for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences; tickets are $0-$50, sliding scale/donation-based, inclusive of fees.

This venue is ADA accessible.

All films in each program are closed captioned
All Q&A's will have ASL interpretation
KN95 masks are required for attendance.

Ticket price(s): $0-$50

Event Information

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Shotgun Players (Presented by Shotgun Players)
Dec
20
1:00 PM13:00
ASL Interpretation

Shotgun Players (Presented by Shotgun Players)

Illustrated poster of the profile of a man with black hair facing to the right. A light shines through him from behind his head. The show title "The Death of Meyerhold" appears above in an orange, black, and red color way. Below the man, who is encircled in a black circle the show's tagline reads, "Our country has a sickness. We must look to it."

A revolution is on the march across our country. But whose revolution is it? We’re told it’s great—while artists and journalists are canceled for telling the truth. We’re told it’s about justice—while our friends, neighbors, and co-workers are disappeared in plain sight. Where are we—Soviet Russia? The story of maverick theater artist Vsevolod Meyerhold and his era is surprisingly like the story unfolding on our streets today. Meyerhold’s fight for freedom in turbulent times is our fight.

This venue is ADA accessible.

Haptic Access Tour, 1 PM
Audio Described Performance, 2:00 PM

Ticket price(s): $25-$80

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Dragons Dance/Erin Yen & Johnny Huy Nguyễn (Presented by ODC State of Play)
Aug
30
4:30 PM16:30
ASL Interpretation

Dragons Dance/Erin Yen & Johnny Huy Nguyễn (Presented by ODC State of Play)

Erin Yen is pictured standing in greenery, a big tree behind her reaching out towards the camera. She is wearing a red suit and looking to the side.

Nervous (World Premiere) is a new dance work by Dragons Dance/Erin Yen exploring human interconnectivity and the nervous system’s role in dissociation from the modern world. Created in collaboration with a practicing neurologist and the dancers, Nervous asks, ‘what happens when we turn up sensation and embody the world of our brains?’

How do you burn? Reclaiming fire as a regenerative force for rebirth, BURN (Work In Progress) envisions dance as a transformative act of self-immolation. How do we set ablaze inherited legacies of war, forced displacement, and violence passed down through family to create ash for new growth?

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation

Haptic tour begins at 1 PM for 2 PM performance.

Ticket price(s): $0-$80

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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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Happy Days Finale: New Performance Work by Leyya Mona Tawil (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)
Aug
16
1:00 PM13:00
ASL Interpretation

Happy Days Finale: New Performance Work by Leyya Mona Tawil (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)

“HAPPY DAYS FINALE. New performance work by Leyya Mona Tawil in collaboration with Zari Lionudakis & John MacDougall Parker.” Two dancers in black have arms extended.

What does happiness mean in a time of genocide and collapse? Entering each day anew, what is our capacity for joy, grief, resistance, chance? In a world of relentless horrors, and borders constructed by violence, we stand at a crossroads, questioning what is ending and what is beginning. DANCE ELIXIR's Happy Days Finale is an invitation to explore these questions, in body and time.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation for 8/15 show
AD and Haptic Tour for 8/16 show

Haptic tour begins at 1 PM for 2 PM performance.

Ticket price(s): $10-$20 (NOTAFLOF)

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: EastSide Arts Alliance Box Office, MWF, 11-5pm at 510-533-6629

Event Information Link: http://bit.ly/LAIR-LeyyaTawil

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Happy Days Finale: New Performance Work by Leyya Mona Tawil (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)
Aug
15
2:00 PM14:00
ASL Interpretation

Happy Days Finale: New Performance Work by Leyya Mona Tawil (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)

“HAPPY DAYS FINALE. New performance work by Leyya Mona Tawil in collaboration with Zari Lionudakis & John MacDougall Parker.” Two dancers in black have arms extended.

What does happiness mean in a time of genocide and collapse? Entering each day anew, what is our capacity for joy, grief, resistance, chance? In a world of relentless horrors, and borders constructed by violence, we stand at a crossroads, questioning what is ending and what is beginning. DANCE ELIXIR's Happy Days Finale is an invitation to explore these questions, in body and time.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation for 8/15 show
AD and Haptic Tour for 8/16 show

Ticket price(s): $10-$20 (NOTAFLOF)

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: EastSide Arts Alliance Box Office, MWF, 11-5pm at 510-533-6629

Event Information Link: http://bit.ly/LAIR-LeyyaTawil

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San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival 2026 (Presented Zaccho Dance Theatre)
Aug
8
3:00 PM15:00
ASL Interpretation

San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival 2026 (Presented Zaccho Dance Theatre)

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A colorful cosmic smoke-like background titled "SAN FRANCISCO AERIAL ARTS FESTIVAL SEVENTH BIENNIAL" In the center of the image two Aerialists are connected to ropes, one upside down in a T shape and one holding the other's hand, body horizontal with face looking out. Next to the aerialists in yellow letters text reads "15 choreographers, 6 youth companies, 20 films". The bottom has an event QR code, Zaccho Dance Theatre and Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture logos. Event details are listed as follows: August 7 - August 9 2026 $15-$75 Tickets & Info: SFAERIALARTSFEST.ORG

Zaccho Dance Theatre and Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture proudly present the Seventh Biennial San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival, a three-day celebration of contemporary aerial dance, circus arts, and site-responsive performance.

Experience breathtaking performances from internationally recognized aerial artists alongside the next generation of innovative performers. Set against the spectacular waterfront backdrop of Fort Mason, the festival transforms theaters, galleries, and public spaces into stages where artists defy gravity and reimagine what movement-storytelling can be.

From theatrical works and intimate performances to youth showcases and site-responsive installations, the San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience the full spectrum of aerial arts in one incredible weekend.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Shonnese Grant afiya@zaccho.org

Ticket price(s): $15-$75

Event Information Link: http://zaccho.org/?sfaaf-2026

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San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival 2026 (Presented Zaccho Dance Theatre)
Aug
7
8:00 PM20:00
ASL Interpretation

San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival 2026 (Presented Zaccho Dance Theatre)

  • Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture Gateway Pavillion (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A colorful cosmic smoke-like background titled "SAN FRANCISCO AERIAL ARTS FESTIVAL SEVENTH BIENNIAL" In the center of the image two Aerialists are connected to ropes, one upside down in a T shape and one holding the other's hand, body horizontal with face looking out. Next to the aerialists in yellow letters text reads "15 choreographers, 6 youth companies, 20 films". The bottom has an event QR code, Zaccho Dance Theatre and Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture logos. Event details are listed as follows: August 7 - August 9 2026 $15-$75 Tickets & Info: SFAERIALARTSFEST.ORG

Zaccho Dance Theatre and Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture proudly present the Seventh Biennial San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival, a three-day celebration of contemporary aerial dance, circus arts, and site-responsive performance.

Experience breathtaking performances from internationally recognized aerial artists alongside the next generation of innovative performers. Set against the spectacular waterfront backdrop of Fort Mason, the festival transforms theaters, galleries, and public spaces into stages where artists defy gravity and reimagine what movement-storytelling can be.

From theatrical works and intimate performances to youth showcases and site-responsive installations, the San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience the full spectrum of aerial arts in one incredible weekend.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: Shonnese Grant afiya@zaccho.org

Ticket price(s): $15-$75

Event Information Link: http://zaccho.org/?sfaaf-2026

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Mi Historia, Mi Telar - Visual Art & Performance Project (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)
Jul
26
1:00 PM13:00
Audio Description

Mi Historia, Mi Telar - Visual Art & Performance Project (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)

“Mi Historia, Mi Telar: Entre Hilos de Colores Sanan mis Dolores / Ja weya ob’aj wij, ex weya nchemaj: Txol qa tkyqil tkolor lan nq’anin weya qa b’an ta’ intini / My Story, My Weaving: The Threads are my Medicine” Pictured is young woman with brown skin and dark hair, wearing a traditional red woven top, arms stretch out among white threads suspended from above.

A visual art and performance project created by members of the Indigenous Maya Mam immigrant community of East Oakland, integrating personal and collective narratives, movement and textile art inspired by the weaving traditions practiced by women from Xjan Xwan Atitan, Chimb'al and Torasant, Huehuetenango, Guatemala.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation for 7/25 show

Haptic Tour begins at 1 PM, for 2 PM performance on 7/26

Ticket price(s): $10-$20 (NOTAFLOF)

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: EastSide Arts Alliance Box Office, MWF, 11-5pm at 510-533-6629

Event Information Link: http://bit.ly/MamWeaving2026

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Mi Historia, Mi Telar - Visual Art & Performance Project (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)
Jul
25
2:00 PM14:00
ASL Interpretation

Mi Historia, Mi Telar - Visual Art & Performance Project (Presented by NAKA Dance Theater)

“Mi Historia, Mi Telar: Entre Hilos de Colores Sanan mis Dolores / Ja weya ob’aj wij, ex weya nchemaj: Txol qa tkyqil tkolor lan nq’anin weya qa b’an ta’ intini / My Story, My Weaving: The Threads are my Medicine” Pictured is young woman with brown skin and dark hair, wearing a traditional red woven top, arms stretch out among white threads suspended from above.

A visual art and performance project created by members of the Indigenous Maya Mam immigrant community of East Oakland, integrating personal and collective narratives, movement and textile art inspired by the weaving traditions practiced by women from Xjan Xwan Atitan, Chimb'al and Torasant, Huehuetenango, Guatemala.

This venue is ADA accessible.

ASL Interpretation for 7/25 show
AD and haptic tour for 7/26 show

Ticket price(s): $10-$20 (NOTAFLOF)

Access Service Provider and Contact Info: EastSide Arts Alliance Box Office, MWF, 11-5pm at 510-533-6629

Event Information Link: http://bit.ly/MamWeaving2026

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

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.

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

Ticket price(s): $25-140

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