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| The Shelton Theater is
located at 533 Sutter Street, between Powell and Mason,
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Shopping!
The Musical
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When: |
Every Friday & Saturday Night
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Showtime: |
8:00pm |
Where: |
Shelton Theater
533 Sutter Street, between Powell and Mason St. in San
Francisco.
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Cost: |
$27/$29 |
Tickets: |
Buy
tickets now
Ticket Hotline 1-800-838-3006.
www.shoppingthemusical.com
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What: |
Shopping! The Musical, a original
musical comedy revue written and directed by Morris Bobrow (author
of Are We Almost There?, Party of One, With Relish and other revues).
Songs and sketches about everyone's second-favorite (in some cases,
favorite) activity-shopping. Winner of the Bay Area Critics Circle
award.
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Solo
Performance Workshop
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When: |
June 8th, June 15th, and June 22nd
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Showtime: |
7:00pm |
Where: |
Shelton Theater
533 Sutter Street, between Powell and Mason St. in San
Francisco.
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Cost: |
$10 |
Tickets: |
Buy at the door
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What: |
Solo Performance Workshops are taught by W. Kamau Bell.
This course is designed to develop the performer’s story through a variety of writing
and performance techniques. Each student will create a unique and personal performance
piece that will culminate in a public theater performance.
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The W.
Kamau Bell
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When: |
Thursdays
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Showtime: |
8:00pm |
Where: |
Shelton Theater
533 Sutter Street, between Powell and Mason St. in San
Francisco.
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Cost: |
$20 |
Tickets: |
Buy
tickets now
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What: |
The W. Kamau returns! JUST LIKE LED ZEPPELIN,
skinny jeans, and The Boston Celtics, racism has made a comeback in America.
White people haven’t talked this badly about un-white people since Martin
Luther King had that dream. And since The W. Kamau Bell Curve made a concerted
effort to end racism (in about an hour) this past October, racism has redoubled
its efforts. First the co-discoverer of DNA said that Europeans are smarter
than Africans. Then Dog The Bounty Hunter tried to break Michael Richards
record for rattling off the greatest number of ‘N’ words in the shortest period
of time. Soon after that an unknown golf commentator told a good old-fashioned
lynching joke about her friend Tiger Woods. And recently it’s become trendy to
say, “I hate China!” Somehow in the middle of all this, America might elect its
first black president… unless Fox News gets its way (See Fox’s coverage of
Jeremiah Wright.) Well, W. Kamau Bell is mad as hell and he's not going smile politely
anymore as his un-black friends say, "Sarah Silverman isn’t racist. She’s ironic."
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Big
City Improv
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When: |
Every Friday Night
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Showtime: |
10:00pm |
Where: |
Shelton Theater Stage II
533 Sutter Street, between Powell and Mason St. in San
Francisco.
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Cost: |
$15.00 |
Tickets: |
Buy
tickets at Ticketweb
Call (510) 595-5597 for reservations.
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What: |
Big City Improv has been making
things up for 4 years. With a cast of 10, the troupe performs
to audiences all over the Bay Area including Comedy
On The Square in San Francisco. Big City Improv
shows are unscripted, un-edited and created on the spot,
using audience suggestions, participation and their dark
and sordid lies. In 2002, Big City Improv was voted
“Best of The Bay” for improv comedy by the SF
Guardian.
PLEAST NOTE: Big City Improv shows are for mature
audiences only, and are not suitable for children under
16.
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Secret
Improv Society
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When: |
Every Saturday Night
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Showtime: |
10:00pm |
Where: |
Shelton Theater
533 Sutter Street, between Powell and Mason St. in San
Francisco.
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Cost: |
$15.00 |
Tickets: |
Buy
tickets at Ticketweb
Call (510) 928-0751 for reservations.
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What: |
Secret Improv Society presents weekly,
custom-made, improvised theater. Chet Anderson, Goose Duarte, Kasey Klemm,
Wynne Hegarty, Andrew Merit, Joël Micucci, and Mary Ray along with weekly
special guest stars from the San Francisco improv scene create characters,
stories, scenes, and songs on the spot based on audience suggestions. Shhh.
It’s a secret.
PLEAST NOTE: Secret Society Improv shows are for mature
audiences only, and are not suitable for children under
16.
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Shopping! The Musical
The W. Kamau Bell
Big City Improv |
