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Posted by:	Richard Connema 05:55 pm EDT 08/31/14

Craig Jessup Sings The Glory of Love Celebrating the Gershwins, Sondheim, Rodgers & Hart, Arlen and more Ken Muir, piano Friday, September 19 8 p.m. 142 Throckmorton Theatre 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley You’ve got to win a little, lose a little, yes, and always have the blues a little. That’s the story of, that’s the glory of love… Acclaimed Bay Area crooner Craig Jessup returns to the concert stage with another collection of classics from the Great American Songbook. For one night only, Jessup sings the best of George and Ira Gershwin, Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, Stephen Sondheim, Harold Arlen and more. Craig Jessup Sings The Glory of Love explores every phase of a relationship through the words and music of some of the 20th century’s most brilliant composers. From “How Long Has This Been Going On” to “Where or When,” “Right as the Rain” and “Good Thing Going,” Jessup, musical director Ken Muir and director Marv Werlin explore the highs and lows, the agony and the glory of love. The evening may even include a Jessup original. Craig Jessup has been playing theatres, cabarets and concert halls throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe for more than 25 years. Jessup teamed with Ruth Hastings and Barry Lloyd in 1977 to form Ruth Hastings & Co. The trio played nearly every cabaret in San Francisco including Le Domino, Chez Jacques, Gordon’s, Fanny’s, Trinity Place and the Plush Room, culminating in a sold-out concert at the Geary Theatre which was recorded live. A highly successful run of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris at Chez Jacques resulted in an invitation to perform the acclaimed musical revue in Brussels, Belgium at the Belgian National Opera Company just after Brel’s death. On his own, Mr. Jessup appeared in many musical revues and with Artstreet Theatre, Rohnert Park’s Pacific Alliance Theatre Company, Broadway by the Bay (San Mateo), California Conservatory Theatre, 42nd Street Moon, the Aurora Theatre Company and Marin’s Alter Theater Ensemble. Ken Muir is a San Francisco based pianist/arranger/composer/lyricist who has worked in the Bay Area for more than 25 years, also performing regularly in New York and occasionally in Europe. He played and arranged for each of vocalist Paula West's three CDs and has accompanied many of other fine singers, both on recordings and at the Plush Room. Ken is currently preparing for a recording and revue of his own music and lyrics. FOR MORE INFORMATION To watch videos and hear music samples, please visit www.craigjessup.com. ########################### THEATREWORKS PRESENTS SONDHEIM’S MUSICAL THRILLER SWEENEY TODDTHE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREETDirected by Robert Kelley Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler AT MOUNTAIN VIEW CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS October 8 – November 2, 2014 TheatreWorks, the nationally acclaimed theatre of Silicon Valley, presents the gripping Broadway musical SWEENEY TODD: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. This masterpiece, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by Hugh Wheeler, tells the darkly thrilling tale of a 19th century barber’s bloody vengeance. With the help of Mrs. Lovett, the devious purveyor of “the worst pies in London,” the cruelly wronged Mr. Todd exacts grisly revenge on the residents of London. Theatreworks Artistic Director Robert Kelley will direct this eight-time Tony Award-winning thrill-ride. SWEENEY TODD plays October 8 – November 2, 2014 (press opening October 11) at TheatreWorks at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts. For tickets and information the public may visit www.TheatreWorks.org or call (650) 463-1960. The SWEENEY TODD cast features David Studwell as “Sweeney Todd,” Tory Ross as “Mrs. Lovett,” Spencer Kiely as “Toby,” Mindy Lym as “Johanna,” Mia Fryvecind Gimenez as “Beggar Woman,” Jack Mosbacher as “Anthony,” Martin Rojas Dietrich as “Beadle,” Noel Anthony as “Pirelli,” Lee Strawn as “Judge Turpin,” joined by an ensemble including Nik Duggan, Dominic Michael Lewis, Caitlin O’Leary, Nick Schmittzeh, Kelly Swartz, and Caroline Altman. David Studwell (Sweeney Todd) has been featured Off-Broadway in Encores: Applause! as well as at various regional theatres including Chicago’s Goodman Theatre and the Kennedy Center. He has previously played the role of “Sweeney Todd” at PCPA Theatrefest. Tory Ross (Mrs. Lovett) has performed in theatres around the country including the Broadway production of Kinky Boots and the second national tour of Wicked. Mindy Lym (Johanna) was seen in TheatreWorks’ productions The Importance of Being Earnest, Emma, and the workshop Unlock’d, as well as at many theatres around the Bay Area. Jack Mosbacher (Anthony) has been seen in various regional theatres including 42nd Street Moon, San Francisco Opera, and Broadway by the Bay. Spencer Kiely (Toby) has performed in various productions at regional and New York City theatres including the title role in Pippin at ReVision Theatre. Mia Fryvecind Gimenez (Beggar Woman) reprises the role she performed at Redwood City Symphony’s concert production of Sweeney Todd. Martin Rojas Dietrich (Beadle) returns to TheatreWorks after appearing in the 2012 production of Big River. Noel Anthony (Pirelli) is also a TheatreWorks vet, where he has been seen in A Little Princess, The Secret Garden, Jane Eyre, and Merrily We Roll Along, as well as at various theatres around the Bay Area. Lee Strawn (Judge Turpin) has been seen with TheatreWorks in Jane Eyre, as well as around the Bay Area at companies including the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival and the Diablo Light Opera. ############################### 42ND STREET MOON PRESENTS BROADWAY STAR EMILY SKINNER IN “DO I HEAR A WALTZ?”AT THE EUREKA THEATRE, SAN FRANCISCOWednesday, October 1 – Sunday, October 19, 2014 – 42nd Street Moon kicks off its 22nd season with the rarely seen Richard Rodgers-Stephen Sondheim-Arthur Laurents collaboration DO I HEAR A WALTZ?, starring Broadway’s Tony nominee Emily Skinner (Side Show, The Full Monty, Billy Elliot). Based on Arthur Laurents’ 1952 play The Time of the Cuckoo, which inspired the Katharine Hepburn movie Summertime, the wistful story follows a lonely American tourist as she finds romance under the enchantment of mid-1960s Venice. DO I HEAR A WALTZ? plays October 1 – October 19 (press opening October 4) at The Eureka Theatre, 215 Jackson St., San Francisco. For tickets ($25-$75) and information the public may call (415) 255-8207 or visit 42ndStMoon.org. . Emily Skinner, who will star as the lonely American tourist “Leona,” last appeared on Broadway starring in the acclaimed musical Billy Elliot. Handpicked by Oscar-winning director Stephen Daldry, she had the honor of being the very first American selected to play the role of Billy’s dance teacher, Mrs. Wilkinson. Ms. Skinner was nominated for a Tony Award (with Alice Ripley) and received a Drama League Award for her performance as Daisy Hilton in the brilliant but short-lived Side Show. Co-starring as the Italian who sweeps Leona off her feet is Tyler McKenna, who returns to 42nd Street Moon where he was seen in The Best of Times: The Jerry Herman Salon, and Oh, Kay! The cast of DO I HEAR A WALTZ? will also feature Taylor Bartolucci, Jonah Broscow, Nikita Burshteyn, Lucinda Hitchcock Cone, David Naughton, Stephanie Rhoads, Michael Rhone, and Abby Sammons. Musical direction is by Dave Dobrusky, set design by Hector Zavala, costume design by Felicia Lilienthal, and lighting design by Danny Maher. This production of DO I HEAR A WALTZ? will be helmed by 42nd Street Moon Artistic Director Greg MacKellan. Mr. MacKellan’s career in musical theatre extends back more than 30 years. His producing credits in New York and Los Angeles include The Baker’s Wife, a musical on which he worked extensively with Stephen Schwartz and Joseph Stein. In addition to his work on dozens of 42nd Street Moon productions, Mr. MacKellan has served as director and writer in more than 15 revues for various Bay Area groups. ######################## Spreckels Theatre Company announces 2014 to 2015 Season Several productions take to main and studio theater stages this fall and winter - Spreckels Theatre Company, located in Rohnert Park, Calif., has announced its theatrical presentations for the 2014 fall and winter season. Spreckels Theatre Company is a semi-professional theater company which received five major San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Awards (including "Entire Production") for its 2013 production of Mel Brooks' Musical "Young Frankenstein." Upcoming theatrical presentations at the Spreckels Performing Arts Center include two classic Broadway musicals; a bewitching comedy; a benefit concert starring actress/vocalist Kelly Brandeburg featuring songs made famous by Barbra Streisand; and an encore presentation of the company’s critically acclaimed 2013 holiday musical production of “Scrooge! The Musical.” In January, 2015 Spreckels Theatre Company presents an encore presentation of "Next to Normal." This production of the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical about a mother suffering from bi-polar disorder was originally co-produced in April 2014 and presented in Marin County by Novato Theater Company and Theatre-At-Large. The critically acclaimed production, directed by Kim Bromley, will be re-designed for Spreckels' main stage and will feature the 2014 cast. For more information or tickets call the Spreckels Box Office at 707 588-3400 or visit www.spreckelsonline.com Spreckels Theatre Company proudly presents: “Oliver!” Through Aug. 31, 2014 A main stage production “Bell, Book and Candle” Sept. 19 to Oct. 12, 2014 A studio theater presentation “Guys and Dolls” Oct. 10 to Oct. 26, 2014 A main stage production “My Favorite Barbra” Nov. 1, 2014 A main stage benefit concert event “Scrooge! – The Musical” Nov. 28 to Dec. 21, 2014 A studio theater encore presentation "Next to Normal" Jan. 9 to Jan. 18, 2015 A main stage encore presentation TICKETS: $22 to $26 $26 General; $24 Senior/Youth; $22 Student PHONE: 707-588-3400 For tickets, call the Spreckels Box Office at 707 588-3400. Box Office hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 12 to 5 p.m. and one hour before showtime. WHERE: Spreckels Performing Arts Center 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 WEBSITE: www.spreckelsonline.com ######################## O’NEILL’S CLASSIC THE ICEMAN COMETH HIGHLIGHTS “THE ART OF THE ESCAPE” IN DANVILLE FESTIVAL For the 15th Annual Eugene O’Neill Festival, The Iceman Cometh returns to the place of its creation – at Tao House, part of the Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site in the hills above Danville, CA. The award-winning play will have its first production in the Bay Area in thirty-five years for six performances beginning September 19, continuing through September 28 in the Old Barn at the National Historic Site. Presented by the Eugene O’Neill Foundation, in partnership with the National Park Service, The Iceman Cometh is part of the 15th Annual Eugene O’Neill Festival, which also includes a production of Tennessee Williams’ Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Role Players Ensemble at the Village Theater in downtown Danville, directed by George Maguire. Eight performances of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof are scheduled between September 5-22. Only six performances of The Iceman Cometh are scheduled during the Festival: Evenings at 7:30 p.m. on September 19, 25, 26, 27, and matinees at 2:00 p.m. on September 21 and 28. Post-show discussions are held after each matinee performance. Reservations are online at www.eugeneoneill.org or by phone at (925) 820-1818. “We’re calling this year’s Festival ‘The Art of the Escape’. Both plays focus on the human yearning for escape. Many of the characters in both plays work very hard to maintain a point of view that is coming into conflict with others and even within themselves,” says Hayes. “We all struggle to determine what role illusions play in our lives.” Each fall the Eugene O’Neill Foundation, Tao House presents a Festival celebrating the only American playwright to be honored with the Nobel Prize for Literature, and recipient of four Pulitzer Prizes. The Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site in Danville is operated by the National Park Service. Tours of Tao House are arranged by calling (925) 838-0249 ext. 6320. During the month-long O’Neill Festival, additional events will further explore “The Art of the Escape.” • The “Art of the Escape” -- The Alamo-Danville Artist Society, in cooperation with the Town of Danvillle, will present an exhibit of two and three dimensional artwork influenced by the Festival theme at the Village Theatre Art Gallery (233 Front Street) in Danville. The exhibit runs from August 28-September 28, with an artists’ reception on August 29 at 5:00 p.m. No admission charge. • Eugene O’Neill , Tennessee Williams and The Art of the Escape – The Museum of the San Ramon Valley (205 Railroad Avenue) will host a panel discussion on the Festival’s featured playwrights, with a special focus on the role of “escape” in their works and lives. Date: Saturday, September 13 at 2:00 p.m. Admission: $12 available at www.eugeneoneill.org, and at the door. • “Truth, Lies and Illisions – An afternoon of short scenes presented by seven Bay Area theatre companies related to the Festival theme of escape. These scenes will explore the stories we tell each other, or tell ourselves, in an effort to cope with one’s own circumstances. Date: Saturday, September 20 at 2:00 p.m., in the Old Barn at Tao House. Admission: $25 at www.euegeneoneill.org. • “The Secrets of O’Neill in Danville” – An hour-long walking tour that features stories about Danville and the O’Neill’s when they lived at Tao House between 1937-1944. It begins at the Museum of the San Ramon Valley, 205 Railroad Ave., and ends at the O’Neill Commemorative sculpture on Front Street, across from the Danville library. Dates: Docent led tours on Saturdays, September 6 at 10:00 a.m. and September 27 at 1:00 p.m. No admission charge. ###################### REVISED LINE-UP ANNOUNCED:SAN FRANCISCO IMPROV FESTIVALSEPT 10-20 AT SF’S EUREKA THEATREJUST ADDED DUO “VENDETTA”WITH PERFORMERS FROM KEY & PEELE AND SNL Previously Announced Tim Meadows and his Trio Uncle’s Brother Drop out Due to Shooting Conflicts with NBC’s “Marry Me” – The San Francisco Improv Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with 10 days of hilarious, seat-of-the-pants comedy created on the spot by top improv and sketch comedians. Performers of note include 30 Rock’s Scott Adsit in the improv duo Adsit & Eveleth, Ron West of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, and newly announced Heather Anne Campbell of SNL and Colton Dunn of Key & Peele in the duo The Vendetta.(Note: Previously announced Tim Meadows and his trio have dropped out due to shooting conflicts with his upcoming sitcom Marry Me). The San Francisco Improv Festival runs September 10 through 20, 2014 at The Eureka Theatre, 215 Jackson Street, San Francisco. For tickets ($5 - $35), the public may visit www.sfimprovfestival.com. The 2014 San Francisco Improv Festival kicks off with a VIP party on the 10th to celebrate the event’s 10th birthday, followed by 10 nights of non-stop comedy. Groups arriving to bring down the house range from Kind Strangers, Duvall, KanYay! West, Fancy Football, and Glassworks Improv. Improvisational star maker Boom Chicago of Amsterdam (which has nurtured a host of award winning comedy talents such as Seth Meyers, Jason Sudeikis, Jordan Peele, Kay Cannon and others) returns after a smash hit show at SFIF 2013. The festival will continue its tradition of closing with Whose Line Is It Anyway?’s Ron West and his elimination competition show, "Game Island.” Improv is enjoying perhaps its largest renaissance ever,” says SFIF Executive Producer Jamie Wright. “From the casts of SNL and 30 Rock, to major films like “Bridesmaids” and those of Judd Apatow, improvisers make up a huge part of the smartest and funniest comedy performers at work today – and so many of them are veterans of the very groups that will be performing here at the festival.” Among the performers at this year’s festival will be Scott Adsit, known to millions as Pete Hornberger on NBC’s 30 Rock, the “sane” producer who labors with Liz Lemon on “TGS with Tracey Jordan.” Adsit, a Second City alumni, has also appeared in several films including “The Italian Job,” “We’re The Millers,” and “The Informant!” Also appearing are just added Heather Anne Campbell (who wrote for SNL and currently stars on the CW’s Whose Line…) and Colton Dunn (who writes for the Comedy Central hit Key and Peele) of the comedy duo The Vendetta. Alums of Boom Chicago and the famed Upright Citizen’s Brigade, Campbell and Dunn are among the most sought-after comedy writers and performers today. The San Francisco Improv Festival celebrates the art of improvisational theater by presenting events with local and out-of-town ensembles, producing workshops with the most innovative minds in the art form, and educating the public about all aspects of improvised performance. The San Francisco Improv Festival was founded by Sam Shaw & Shaun Landry in 2004. Jamie Wright has been Executive Producer since 2009. The San Francisco Improv Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary by bringing another amazing comedy lineup to the Eureka Theatre. Performers of note include 30 Rock’s Scott Adsit, Ron West of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, and an array of fantastic comedy talent. WHEN: September 10-20, 2014 SCHEDULE: Revised as of 8.28.14: Thursday, Sept. 11, 7:30pm - PianoFight’s Chardonnay and White Women Thursday, Sept. 11, 9:30pm - EndGames’ The Recchia and Melissa Friday, Sept. 12, 7pm – The Vendetta and a Special Guest Friday, Sept. 12, 9pm - Kind Strangers and Boom Chicago Saturday, Sept. 13, 7pm - Duvall and Boom Chicago Saturday, Sept. 13, 9pm – The Vendetta and 5Play Saturday, Sept. 13, 10pm -5 Play and surprise guest Sunday, Sept. 14, 7pm - KanYay! West and BATS Improv Sunday, Sept. 14, 9pm - Un-Scripted Theater Company and The Utility Players Tuesday, Sept. 16, 7pm - Speechless Tuesday, Sept. 16, 8pm - Local Flavor Night with hot, new local acts Wednesday, Sept. 17, 7:30pm - Chicken Scratch and Shades of Grey Thursday, Sept. 18, 7:30pm - Tall, Grande, Venti and HUGE Thursday, Sept. 18, 9:30pm - Fancy Football and The Right Now Friday, Sept. 19, 7pm - Jet Eveleth & Scott Adsit and The Resistance Friday, Sept. 19, 9pm - Razowsky & Hamilton Friday, Sept. 19, 10pm - Glassworks Improv and Classy Pants Saturday, Sept. 20, 7pm - Messing with a Friend and Greasy Lake Saturday, Sept. 20, 9pm - Jet Eveleth & Scott Adsit Saturday, Sept. 20, 10pm - Game Island w/Whose Line is It Anyway?’s Ron West WHERE: The Eureka Theatre 215 Jackson Street (at Battery), San Francisco TICKETS: $5 - $35 for tickets, $55 - $225 for workshops. For info visit: www.sfimprovfestival.com ############################## Youth Auditions for Cinderella! It's time to let your young star shine! African-American Shakespeare is holding youth auditions for our 2014-15 Season. We are looking for vibrant, energetic, and creative youths that can take direction. We are seeking youths for Cinderella this season and need the following: YOUNG CINDERELLA (possibly dance), female (age 4 – 8) Younger version of Cinderella after mother has just died. Young Cinderella seeks comfort from her father and they share a special dance together. GRANDDAUGHTERS, female (age 8 – 13) Two young sisters who are consistently fighting with each other. PAGE, male (age 8 – 15) Precocious, smart, and witty male child that thinks on his feet. He works at the Palace, and looks up the Prince, but has a habit of telling the truth at the wrong time. Date: Saturday, September 6 How to dress: Auditions will include a physical group warm-up and exercise. Please dress your child in comfortable clothing appropriate to move. Acting Preparation: Prepare a monologue or tell a fairytale Vocal Preparation: If your child sings please ask them to prepare 16 bars to sing without music Format of Audition: Group auditions; time slots 1pm or 2pm. Be prepared to stay for one hour How we evaluate: We are seeking for the youths to be creative, open, take direction, and the ability to project vocally. Register for an audition time: Call our office and schedule your child for one of the group audition times (415) 762-2071 ext. 6 African American Shakespeare CompanyAFRICAN-AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE 762 Fulton Street San Francisco, CA 94102 Phone: 415-762-2071 Website: www.African-AmericanShakes.org ########################## OSF PRESENTS LISA WOLPE’S SHAKESPEARE AND THE ALCHEMY OF GENDER Shakespearean drag king Lisa Wolpe will perform her solo show Sept. 1, 2014 .—The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) will welcome Lisa Wolpe, LA Women’s Shakespeare Company artistic director and acclaimed Shakespearean drag king, to the Angus Bowmer Theatre on September 1 at 8 p.m. for OSF Presents: Shakespeare and the Alchemy of Gender. Wolpe, who appeared at OSF in 2012 as Polina in The Seagull and as Jason, Chorus and Ensemble in Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella, returns to the Festival with this solo show that shares the story of a masterful performer rending the veil that separates genders, actors and audience, and the present from the past. Wolpe reveals physical and spiritual secrets of cross-gender performance and offers insight into the making of the Bard’s magic. “Lisa Wolpe is an amazing interpreter of Shakespeare,” said Claudia Alick, OSF’s Associate Producer, Community. “She approaches characters such as Iago and Hamlet in challenging and illuminating ways. It’s a pleasure to have this company member returning to share some master work.” General seating tickets for this show are $18 for members and $20 for non-members and may be purchased in advance online, in person at the OSF Box Office, or by calling 800-219-8161. Due to the Labor Day holiday, web sales will close Sunday, August 31, and tickets will be available for purchase and pick-up at the Angus Bowmer Theatre door on Monday, September 1. In its third year, OSF Presents is a program designed to give Oregon Shakespeare Festival artists an arena to share their art with the public on a larger scale than they may be able to do independently. The artists are a mix of company members and Green Show guest artists and playwrights. Proceeds from the shows are shared by the artists and OSF. This program is funded in part by the James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation.The final OSF Presents of the 2014 season will be Luis Alfaro's St. Jude on September 11 during CultureFest. ###################### OSF RECEIVES $125,000 GRANT TO SUPPORT SECRET LOVE IN PEACH BLOSSOM LAND Oregon Community Foundation joins ranks of donors supporting 2015 production by Taiwanese playwright Stan Lai .—The Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) has received a $125,000 grant from the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) to support the 2015 U.S. premiere of Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land, a hugely popular play in China and Taiwanby Taiwanese playwright Stan Lai, who also translated the play to English and will direct at OSF. The grant is part of OCF’s Creative Heights initiative, a $4 million, five-year investment by OCF that addresses the need for Oregon’s arts and culture organizations to test new ideas, stretch their creative capacity, and provide unique opportunities for Oregonians to experience innovative arts and culture. “Through the Creative Heights initiative, OCF is able to help arts and culture nonprofits innovate,” said Max Williams, OCF President and CEO. “We’re excited that audiences in Jackson County and throughout Oregon will have opportunities to experience the creative power of artists in our state.” Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land is garnering high levels of support and enthusiasm among donors and sponsors. Among them are the show’s Producing Sponsors, Judy Shih and Joel Axelrod, who have played a key role in bringing Lai and Secret Love to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and whose financial support of the play represents the largest gift OSF has ever received for a single production. Lai has been hailed as “probably the best Chinese language playwright and director in the world” by the BBC, and his Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land has become one of the most popular plays in modern China since its debut in 1986. A pair of plays—one a bawdy retelling of a classic Chinese fable, the other a poignant story of a couple separated in the wake of China’s 1949 revolution—collide onstage when two acting troupes accidentally book the same theatre for rehearsals. Amid the chaos, squabbles and comical jabs at theatre life, the two plays begin to mysteriously intertwine, their epic themes calling to each other across the centuries in a blend of modern realism and Peking opera. “For a theatre with Shakespeare at its very core, presenting great texts from around the globe represents a logical and profound extension of our mission,” said OSF Artistic Director Bill Rauch. “I am particularly excited by Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land because it is the first world classic OSF has programmed where both playwright and director (the same artist in this case) originate from the same country as the story. The resulting authenticity of the production and deep connection to the originating culture will both challenge and enrich our efforts—and bring OSF’s commitment to global classics to an entirely new level.” ###################################.

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