Category — Theatre

SSU is performing one of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies. Midsummer’s Night Dream explores the confusing twists of love, rivalry, and dislocation.  Tickets are $9 for non-SSU students and seniors; $14 Sonoma State University faculty and staff; $16 general, free for SSU students. [Read more →]

If you’ve been Do-Re-Mi’ing in the shower, now’s your chance to go public with it. The Sixth Street Playhouse is holding a Sing-Along Sound of Music as a fund-raiser for theatre.

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The Cloverdale Performing Arts Center will unveil their 2012 Theatre Schedule at an Annoucement Party this Thursday. There will be music, and admission is free. Wine, food  and season tickets at special discounts will be available for purchase. [Read more →]

SSU’s Department of Theatre Arts & Dance is putting on “How I Learned to Drive” from Oct. 20 to Oct. 28, 2011. Tickets are $16 for the general public, $14 Sonoma State University faculty and staff, $9 for seniors and students, and free for SSU students.

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The Main Stage West Theater in Sebastopol is blending comedy (the play We ♥ U, Nosferatu) and horror (F.W. Munarau’s 1922 Classic Silent Film, NOSFERATU), set to live music by Dave Mac Nab) into a spooky double feature.

The Gothic Double Feature runs Oct 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29 , 30 & 31st. Tickets range from $15 to $20, but  Thursday, October 20, it is “Pay What You Will” night.  [Read more →]

“The River,” written by Santa Rosa local Wilma McAdams, will be performed at the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Rosa  on Sunday afternoon. Admission is free, but donations are accepted to benefit the Redwood Gospel Mission. For more info call: (707) 544-8470.

Sunday, October 9, 2011 3 pm
First Presbyterian Church,
1550 Pacific Ave, Santa Rosa

Looking for a live theatre experience that costs less than a movie? The SRJC Theatre  Department is offering a $5 Saturday matinee ticket for several select performances, including: [Read more →]

Just in time for the Halloween season, The Independent Eye at Santa Rosa’s Sixth Street Playhouse is offering  a new vision of Shelley’s classic novel, with a trio of actors, plus puppets, poetry, and a startling world of sound and image. The show runs Oct. 7-30th. Tickets are $20 and reservations are recommended. [Read more →]

The American Dream Players and members of the local bands, As the Cow Flies and Hobo, present a very funny, FREE original musical play:  “Weya” (healing energy) at Ragle Park in Sebastopol over the next two weekends.

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“The Count of Buena Vista”  is a free 20 minute long performance in front of the historic Buena Vista Winery,  running Saturdays in October at 2 pm. [Read more →]