BAYSTAGES | 2011.07 - July

JULY 2011 | Celebrating Live Performing Arts in SF and Beyond!

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SECONDS= Herbst Theatre

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THE STAGESDANCE | Seconds ......................................................................... 7

SHAKESPEARE | Macbeth .......................................................... 9

MUSICAL | OMFG! .....................................................................11

MUSIC | Julia Fordham & Paul Reiser......................................13

MIME | 2012: The Musical! ........................................................17

MUSIC | Outsound New Music Summit...................................19

OPERA | Opera Academy of California .....................................21

MULTIMEDIA | The Book ..........................................................25

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In our time-crunched, media-saturated lives it is easy to notice the big, shiny objects and overlook the smaller gems.

In Into the Woods, Stephen Sondheim wrote “There are giants in the sky.” In our world of performing arts media the giants are indeed in the sky. They’re on billboards. They ride the television airwaves. They redecorate busses, coast on cab roofs and even go underground to take over entire subway platforms.

Later in that show, Sondheim rightfully concludes: “Giants can be good.” He’s right. They can. The trick is to not notice just the giants.

The Bay Area is rich with small to medium arts organizations tilting quixotically against limited resources, a still limping economy, and a dwindling pool of government, corporate and private sector support. Still they persevere. Ironically, some even manage to thrive - artistically, if not fiscally - and consistently produce excellent work.

For the performing arts patron who must juggle those same economic conditions, the temptation to go with the “brand name” is reasonable. However

making that your only option cuts some choice artistic treats from your menu.

Our mission at BAYSTAGES is to cover the full spectrum of options - or at least as much of it as we can get into our printed and digital pages - and share that information with residents and visitors so that you not only know about the latest nationally touring act to visit the region, but also about the really excellent creative work being done by performers and organizations in your neighborhood.

This month we are launching the beta version of a new feature on our website - a custom-designed database that focuses only on the performing arts and leaves the other content to more general purpose information resources. We invite you to visit www.baystages.com and give our search engine a spin. Tell us what you like about it and what could serve you better.

ROBERT SOKOL, editor

The cast of last month’s production of Little Shop of Horrors at Boxcar Theatre, one of the many “small” theatre companies who don’t let a limit of square footage limit the scope of their imagination or creative ambitions. For this show they literally “took it to the streets” and created an innovative rendering of a well known, oft-produced show. Month after month companies with less than 100 available seats per performance do the same. Give them a try.

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DAILY CLOSING SHOWS

2 | JUNO EN VICTORIAStage Werx | San Francisco$24 | 000.000.0000wilywestproductions.comInspired by Austen, Forster and others, a new tragicomedy about the secret lives of Victorian Women.

2 | THE IMAGINARY INVALIDHistoric Hoover Theatre | SJ$16-$20 | 408.264.3479shadyshakes.orgIn Shady Shakespeare’s production of Moliere’s last play, baroque meets glam rock.

3 | MOONLIGHT & MAGNOLIASAltarena Playhouse | Alameda$22 | 510.523.1553altarena.orgA backstage dramedy about the chaotic rewriting of the script for the film Gone With the Wind.

3 | GöTTERDäMMERUNGWar Memorial Opera House | SF$25-$295 | 415.864.3330sfopera.comThe transcendent climax of Wagner’s Ring Cycle. In repertoire with the full Cycle.

3 | ETHIC DANCE FESTIVALYBCA (Novellus Theater) | SF$18-$58 | 415.978.2787worldartswest.orgYup’ik Eskimo, Indian, Filipino, Korean, Liberian, Irish, Eastern European, Mexican dance and more.

3 | DAVE BURLEIGHRooster T. Feathers | Sunnyvale$12-$16 | 408.736.0921 roostertfeathers.comDave Burleigh has been entertaining audiences around the globe with his unique blend of comedy.

3 | HAL SPARKSCobb’s Comedy Club | SF$18.50-$22.50 | 800.745.3000cobbscomedy.comCo-star of the hit Showtime series Queer As Folk, Sparks shares the stage with Myq Kaplan.

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01 | ALL MY CHILDRENThe Marsh | Berkeley$20-$50 | 415.641.0235themarsh.orgMatt Smith’s solo show: a man who tracks down his old girlfriends’ kids and pretends to be their dad (Ends 7/23)

01 | FAVORITE STRING SERENADES - SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONYFlint Center | Cupertino$15-$71 | 415.864.6000sfsymphony.orgFeaturing Mozart’s A Little Night Music, Dvorak’s Serenade and Tchaikovsky’s Serenade in C major.

01 | JAMES COTTON SUPERHARP BANDYoshi’s | Oakland$28 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandJames Cotton’s Birthday is July 1st. Come out and wish a Blues legend a Happy Birthday! (Ends 7/3)

01 | KNIGHT DRIVE, FANTASIA & TRES HOMBRESGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$10-$13 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comA ZZ Top tribute, a hard rock tattoo band and a ladies’ band that evokes Heart and Led Zeppelin.

01 | NEKO CASEMountain Winery | Saratoga$35-$75 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comNeko Case brings her 2011 tour to Saratoga.

01 | NOT A GENUINE BLACK MANThe Marsh | Berkeley$25-$50 | 415.641.0235themarsh.orgBrian Copeland’s monologue about race and more is both funny and poignant. (Ends 7/14)

01 | OTTMAR LIEBERTYoshi’s | San Francisco$25-$30 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comGold and Platinum album recording Flamenco guitarist brings his Luna Negra band to Yoshi’s. (Ends 7/3)

01 | SONNY & THE SUNSETSGreat American Music Hall | SF$13 | 415.885.0750gamh.comSonny Smith began singing as a patient at Warm Springs Foundation Hospital to amuse other patients.

01 | THE BUBBLE MANThe Marsh | Berkeley$8-$11 | 800.838.3006themarsh.orgLouis Pearl’s “The World’s Funniest Bubble Show” appeals to young & old with audience participation. (Ends 7/24)

01 | WILD NIGHT AND THE NEWCASTLESClub Fox | Redwood City$8 | 650.369.7770foxrwc.comVeteran Bay Area performers play the music of both Van Morrison and Eric Burdon and the Animals.

The following listings are compiled from a wide variety of sources including press releases and venue websites, which are subject to change without notice. Please be sure to verify performance times and dates when making your ticket purchases.

Shows with multiple performances are listed in DAILY STAGES as of their opening night. Some shows offer preview performances prior to opening. Please consult their websites.

CLOSING SHOWS are listed in the featured columns to the left with the date of the final scheduled performance noted next to the title. ONGOING SHOWS are listed in the features columns to the left and offer regularly scheduled performance throughout the month. Closing and ongoing shows are not included in the daily listings that follow.

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CLOSING SHOWS5 | ARIODANTEMarines’ Memorial Theatre | SF$20-$37 | 415.771.6900marinesmemorialtheatre.comSomewhat modified from Shakespeare, Handel’s tale of love and villainy in a Medieval castle.

10 | DARWIN IN MALIBUOld First Church | SF$20 | 408.288.7820northsidetheatre.comMalibu. Today. With Charles Darwin, Thomas Huxley and the Bishop of Oxford in debate.

16 | A RAISIN IN THE SUNPear Avenue Theatre | Mountain View$15-$30 | 800.380.3095thepear.orgLorraine Hansberry’s masterpiece about an African-American family claiming the American Dream.

16 | HANSEL & GRETEL: THE UNTOLD STORYLucie Stern Theater | Palo Alto$8-$12 | cityofpaloalto.orgA fanciful version of the beloved fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm.

17 | AVENUE QSan Jose Stage Company $16.50-$50 | 408.283.7142thestage.orgHilarious and irreverent Tony winner for Best Musical about real life in New York City.

17 | KIM NALLEYRrazz Room | San Francisco$30-$37.50 | 800.380.3095therrazzroom.comNalley presents her show She Put A Spell On Me: The Songs of Nina Simone.

17 | METAMORPHOSISAurora Theatre | Berkeley$38-$55 | 510.843.4822auroratheatre.orgKafka’s masterful tale of horror and absurdity about a traveling salesman’s bizarre transformation.

17 | GO, DOG, GO!Children’s Fairyland | Oakland$15 | 510.296.4433bactheatre.orgBay Area Children’s Theatre - All the zany excitement of the story for preschoolers comes to life.

02 | 2011 VANS WARPED TOURShoreline Amphitheatre | Mountain View$34.50 | 800.745.3000vanswarpedtour.comA summer music/extreme sports festival since 1995, this tour features 40 bands on multiple stages.

02 | LUMERIANSGreat American Music Hall | SF$13 | 415.885.0750gamh.comThe Oakland-based quintet plays droning dance music for the soul you forgot you had.

02 | NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK AND BACKSTREET BOYSHP Pavilion At San Jose | SJ$39.75-$105.50 | 800.745.3000ticketmaster.comJoin the mass female hysteria for the highly anticipated 2011 boy-band-bananza!

02 | PINK MARTINIFlint Center | Cupertino$15-$75 | 415.864.6000 sfsymphony.orgWith the San Francisco Symphony, Pink Martini brings their eclectic stylings to the South Bay.

02 | PINK MARTINI WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONYFlint Center | Cupertino$15-$75 | 415.864.6000sfsymphony.orgKnown for their original mix of Latin, classical, jazz, cabaret, and one-of-a-kind musical style.

02 | SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY: FAVORITE STRING SERENADESDavies Symphony Hall | SF$15-$71 | 415.864.6000sfsymphony.orgHere are three intimate pieces that deliver big delights from Mozart, Dvorak and Tchaikovsky.

02 | TIM HOCKENBERRYGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$15-$20 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comLong-time Bay Area singer and Trans-Siberian Orchestra artist with guests The Lorin Rowan Trio.

03 | CAROLINA LUGO’S & CAROLE ACUNA’S BALLET FLAMENCOPena Pachamama | SF$18 | 800.838.3006carolinalugo.comShow combines the pulsating sounds of footwork,song, castanets, syncopated hand clapping and guitar.

03 | OH MR SOUSA!California Theatre | San Jose$21.50-$36.50 | 408.792.4111lyrictheatre.orgWith high-spirited music, eight actors play multiple roles to highlight major events in Sousa’s life

03 | THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGSMITHS Stanford’s Dinkelspiel Auditorium | Palo Alto$18-$28 | 650.725.2787stanfordjazz.orgClairdee, Bobbe Norris, Larry Dunlap, and other guest artists celebrate the Great American Songbook.

04 | 4TH OF JULY WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONYShoreline Amphitheatre | Mountain View$25-$47.35 | 800.745.3000livenation.comCelebrate the 4th of July with the SF Symphony at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA.

04 | DAYNA STEPHENS BENEFITYoshi’s | San Francisco$25-$35 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comAll-Star Musicians’ Tribute and Fundraiser for saxophonist Stephens who needs a kidney transplant.

04 | GEORGE CLINTON AND PARLIAMENT FUNKADELICYoshi’s | Oakland$50 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandOne of the most important innovators of funk music, next to James Brown and Sly Stone. (Ends 7/6)

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17 | KING O’ THE MOONWillows Theatre | Concord$20-$32 | 925.798.1300willowstheatre.comA family gathers to honor their father’s memory and they become entangled in each others’ problems.

22 | AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYSSunnyvale Community Theatre $10-$25 | 408.720.0873ctcinc.orgCalifornia Theatre Center. Jules Verne’s tale of Phileas Fogg. In rep w/3 other plays until 7/24.

23 | THE SOUND OF MUSICSaratoga Civic Theater $16-$30 | 800.838.3006wvlo.orgRodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved classic winner of six Tony awards including Best Musical.

30 | TIGERS BE STILLSF Playhouse | SF$15-$50 | 415.677.9596sfplayhouse.orgA young woman expects the perfect career and life to fall into place upon earning her masters.

31 | THE VERONA PROJECTBruns Amphitheater | Orinda$35-$66 | 510.548.9666calshakes.orgA brand-new work by Amanda Dehnert inspired by (but not limited to) The Two Gentlemen of Verona.

31 | ASSISTED LIVINGImperial Palace | SF$79.50-$99.50 | 866.811.4111assistedlivingthemusical.comA ride through the pleasures and perils of later life served up with a dim sum banquet dinner.

31 | TEATRO ZINZANNI: MAESTRO’S ENCHANTMENTTeatro ZinZanni | SF$117-$186 | 415.438.2668love.zinzanni.orgJoan Baez returns. European cabaret and cirque performers served up with a gourmet five-course meal.

05 | STEELY DANMountain Winery | Saratoga$65-$225 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comThe tour showcases greatest hits and deep cuts alike.

06 | SCOTT CAPURROGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$15-$20 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comSan Francisco native known for his confrontational, controversial yet thought-provoking comedy.

07 | BOxCAR (EL VAGON)Brava Theatre | San Francisco$20 | 800.380.3095brava.orgFour Mexicans wait for even the border patrol to open their sealed boxcar in the insufferable heat. (Ends 7/16)

07 | BUCKETHEADGreat American Music Hall | SF$27-$30 | 415.885.0750gamh.comBuckethead is a virtuoso guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist encompassing several genres of music. (Ends 7/8)

07 | COLBIE CAILLATWente Vineyards Estate Winery Livermore$79-$275 | 800.745.3000wentevineyards.comArmed simply with her dusky vocals and acoustic guitar, Colbie Caillat continues to resonate.

07 | GEORGE CLINTON AND PARLIAMENTYoshi’s | San Francisco$50 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comCelebrating the 70th birthday of the Godfather of Funk. (Ends 7/10)

07 | MARGA GOMEZThe Marsh - San Francisco | San Francisco$15-$50 | 415.641.0235themarsh.orgGomez’s Not Getting Any Younger show, her “coming of middle age” show. (Ends 7/24)

07 | PABLO FRANCISCO Cobb’s Comedy Club | SF$23.50-$25.50 | 800.745.3000cobbscomedy.comFunnyman Francisco starred in Comedy Central’s special “Ouch!”23.50 (Ends 7/10)

07 | ROOMFUL OF BLUESYoshi’s | Oakland$12-$20 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandInspired, lively and heated brand of rippling, up-tempo, horn-dominated R&B.

07 | SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY : MY CLASSIC GERSHWINDavies Symphony Hall | San Francisco$15-$70 | 415.864.6000sfsymphony.orgFeaturing tunes from Girl Crazy, American in Paris and more treasures of American musical theater.

07 | SMASH MOUTH WITH DRAKE BELLMontalvo Arts Center | Saratoga$49-$86 | 408.961.5858montalvoarts.orgSmash Mouth has brought their ska influenced pop-rock to the big screen in popular films.

07 | VANESSA CARLTONCafé Du Nord | San Francisco$25 | 800.745.3000ticketmaster.comAn evening with the certified platinum Rock, Pop and Alternative performer.

08 | MICHAEL FRANKSYoshi’s | Oakland$22-$30 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandSinger/songwriter has mesmerized an international legion of fans with his one-of-a-kind artistry. (Ends 7/10)

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Ballet takes a quantum leap into the digital age as Post:Ballet presents its sophomore season, aptly named Seconds. The company’s mission of challenging the stereotypes of ballet and its relevancy to modern audiences through multidisciplinary collaborations yields an end result that pushes artistic and technical boundaries to create dance that is rooted in a classic idiom, yet alive and vital through its use of today’s artistic pioneers and technologies. Choreographer Robert Dekkers, named one of ’25 To Watch’ by DANCE Magazine in 2011, firmly believes in the power of collaboration: “I am such a huge fan of movies, photography and visual art and I saw no reason why dance couldn’t be integrated with these multimedia elements to create new works that employ the unique qualities of each medium.”

The program opens with two world premieres. Colouring (2011) features live dance, music (an original score by Daniel Berkman), painting and photography (yes, all live!) to create a unique expression of the creative process. “I was fascinated by the tremendous amount of labor involved in the process of creation, all focused on that brief moment when the creation breathes life,” says Dekkers. “The photographer’s ability to capture brief moments in time… ultimately helps me express the lengthy and truly beautiful process of creation.” Interference Pattern (cinematography by Amir Jaffer and music by Avey Tare and Kria Brekkan) resulted from Dekkers’ fascination with a quantum physics experiment where scientists realized their expectations elicited a change in the behavior of particulate matter. “I have a deep-seeded interest in exploring scientific theories or concepts and then considering how they relate to our word and our relationships… In

a world where we are constantly connected to those around us, is observation subliminally influencing every action we take?”

The program includes The Happiness of Pursuit (2010), with an original score by Jacob Wolkenhauer, and Flutter (2010), an exploration of rigid gender-specific social expectations - created for three women but currently reworked for three men. “I think this variation on my original theme will lead to some very interesting discussions and comparisons!” says Dekkers.

SECONDSJuly 15 to 16 | 0800 pmHerbst Theater401 Van Ness Avenue, SF$15 to $15 | 415.392.4400postballet.org

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DAILY ONGOING SHOWSABSOLUTELY SAN FRANCISCOAlcove Theatre | SF$32-$50 | 415.922.8168absolutelysanfrancisco.comAnne Doherty’s one-woman musical dramedy about life, love and the San Francisco experience.

BEACH BLANET BABYLONClub Fugazi | SF$25-$130 | 415.421.4222beachblanketbabylon.comLong-running revue that skewers news an pop culture with songs, dances and outrageously big hats.

BIG CITY IMPROVShelton Theater | SF$20 | 866.468.3399sheltontheater.com4 years running - every scene is based upon the suggestions shouted out by the audience.

BILLY ELLIOTOrpheum Theatre | SF$55-$200 | 888.746.1799shnsf.comA young boy from a poor neighborhood dreams of becoming a dancer in this Elton John musical. (Ends 9/17)

DON REED - EAST 14TH ST.Marsh | Berkeley$20-$35 | 415.641.0235themarsh.org“Tales of a Reluctant Player” a God-fearing church boy, he wanted to be just like his dear old dad.

MARGA’S FUNNY MONDAYSMarsh | Berkeley$10 | 415.641.0235themarsh.orgComedy and variety showcase featuring a changing line-up of jokesters, hosted by Marga Gomez.

SECRET IMPROV SOCIETYShelton Theater | SF$15 | 866.468.3399sheltontheater.comCreating characters, stories, scenes, and songs on the spot based on audience suggestions.

SHOPPING! THE MUSICALShelton Theater | SF$27-$29 | 800.838.3006sheltontheater.comAn original musical revue written and directed by Morris Bobrow about everyone’s favorite pastime.

08 | OMFG! THE INTERNET DATING MUSICALODC Theater | San Francisco$15-$18 | 415.863.9834odctheater.orgTwo people reinvent themselves on an online dating site through song, dance, and spoken word. (Ends 7/17)

08 | SALTY TOWERSExit Theatre | San Francisco$15-$25 | 800.838.3006thunderbirdtheatre.comThunderbird Theatre presents a farce about Poseidon, an under-the-sea inn-keeper, and his cohorts. (Ends 7/23)

08 | ZOO STATION & STUNGGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$10-$13 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comOne act offering “the complete U2 experience” and the other as “the ultimate Police tribute band.”

09 | COLBIE CAILLATRobert Mondavi Winery | Napa$75-$205 | 866.468.3399robertmondavi.comArmed simply with her dusky vocals and acoustic guitar, Colbie Caillat continues to resonate.

09 | HOT BUTTERED RUMOsher Marin JCC | San Rafael$20-$25 | 415.444.8000marinjcc.orgBluegrass Night at Osher Marin JCC. Jugtown Pirates open for Hot Buttered Rum String Band.

09 | LYDIA PENSE & COLD BLOODGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$15-$20 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comA San Francisco funk, soul and rock band with a sound that came to be known as East Bay Grease.

09 | SHEILA E & PETE ESCOVEDOMontalvo Arts Center | Saratoga$49-$86 | 408.961.5858montalvoarts.orgLegendary percussionist Pete Escovedo and daughter-hitmaker Sheila E. perform together.

09 | WASHED OUTGreat American Music Hall | SF$16 | 415.885.0750gamh.comWashed Out is the alias for Ernest Greene, who recorded “Within and Without” with Ben Allen.

10 | ANYA MARINACafé Du Nord | San Francisco$12 | 800.745.3000ticketmaster.comA modern day Renaissance woman: actress, comic, disc jockey, and songwriter with unique vocals.

10 | HOWARD JONESMontalvo Arts Center | Saratoga$49-$86 | 408.961.5858montalvoarts.orgJones racked up a string of hits in the mid- and late ‘80s before becoming a 90’s cult figure.

10 | ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK MAYHEM FESTIVALShoreline Amphitheatre | Mountain View$40-$75 | 800.745.3000livenation.comLineup includes Dethklok, Testament, Disturbed, Godsmack, Machine Head, Trivium, and many more.

10 | THE MONKEES FEATURING DAVY JONES, MICKY DOLENZ, PETER TORKMountain Winery | Saratoga$49.50-$150 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comThree of the four original members of the popular ‘60’s group have reunited for a summer tour.

10 | THE NEW LITERARY VANGUARDBrava Theatre | San Francisco$12.50-$15 | brava.orgJesse Ball, Adam Levin and Charles Yu - hailed as heirs to Pynchon and his ilk - in conversation.

11 | BILL BELLYoshi’s | Oakland$16 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandBill Bell, jazz pianist, composer, arranger has earned the title “Jazz Professor”.

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Shakespeare’s Macbeth is arguably one of his most famous plays and portrays the tragic tale of tortured noble and his wife as they set on a dark course of political ambition and murder most foul. This season, the Livermore Shakespeare Festival performs the Bard’s legendary and infamously cursed “Scottish Play” in the heart of the Livermore Valley at Concannon Vineyards in front of the restored Ellen Row Concannon Victorian house.

Beginning just before sunset at the outdoor theatre, Macbeth hears the prophecy of three witches that predict he will become the King of Scotland. While the sky darkens over the audience, Macbeth and his wife will be seduced by lure of power, stopping at nothing to make sure the prophecy comes true, with the play reaching the final conclusion backlit by the moon and the stars over the stage.

This version of Macbeth draws only from the first folio version of the play and is set as a period drama in medieval Scotland. “The play will be performed the way Shakespeare intended it to be performed,” said Jennifer Le Blanc who is playing Lady Macbeth opposite Armando McClain’s title character.

Le Blanc is excited to be playing the role. “It’s fascinating to chew on the words, until you find the places that unhinge her. She’s such a very rich and interesting character,” Le Blanc said. “She goes from an ambitious woman to someone who is completely racked with guilt by what she’s done and seen. “

MACBETHJuly 1 to 30Concannon Vineyards4590 Tesla Road, Livermore$34 to 39 | 925.443.2273livermoreshakes.org

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CATCH ME IF YOU CANOriginal Broadway CastThe energetic, Tony-winning performance of Norbert Leo Butz - along with co-stars Aaron Tveit, Tom Wopat and Kerry Butler - is captured for posterity on CD. The score to the adaption of the 2002 film - about con artist Frank Abagnale, Jr. and his FBI pursuer Carl Hanratty - is by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, the Tony-winning team behind Hairspray. The recording offers a generous 17 tracks including the bonus number, “Fifty Checks” sung by Tom Wopat, which was cut after the 2009 Seattle tryout. Packaging includes a richly illustrated booklet with a full libretto. (ghostlightrecords.com)

WONDERLANDOriginal Broadway CastClosing after less than a month’s run and a total Tony shut-out, Frank Wildhorn’s Wonderland lives on digitally. Janet Dacal headlined this musical re-vamp of the Lewis Carroll classic, with lyrics by Jack Murphy, playing an adult Alice stressed out by modern life. Critics of the show cited a lack of focus in proceedings, which is not improved on the on the recording. Karen Mason lands a moment with “Off With Their Heads” but the rest of the songs really don’t engage you with story. There are some attractive melodies, but it’s not a score that will invite repeat listenings, despite an attractive package and full libretto. (masterworksbroadway.com)

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11 | EDDIE VEDDERParamount Theatre | Oakland$78 | 800.745.3000paramounttheatre.comThe guitarist and lead singer of Pearl Jam for two decades, Eddie Vedder solos at the Paramount. (Ends 7/12)

11 | TERRY DISLEYYoshi’s | San Francisco$20 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comUK Jazz pianist Terry Disley and an 8 piece band re-interpret the work of Brubeck & Guaraldi.

12 | AMERICAN IDOL LIVE! TOUR 2011Oracle Arena | Oakland$42.75-$62 | 800.745.3000americanidol.comtourAMERICAN IDOL tour returns for another summer jaunt showcasing performances by this season’s top 11.

12 | AMERICAN IDOLS LIVE!Oracle Arena | Oakland$42.75-$62 | 800.745.3000americanidol.comtourThe Top 11 finalists from the 10th season of ‘American Idol’ hit the road for the summer.

12 | JONATHAN BUTLERYoshi’s | San Francisco$18-$25 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comSouth African-born Butler brings his sold-out show back to Yoshi’s. (Ends 7/13)

13 | AMERICAN IDOLS LIVE!HP Pavilion At San Jose | San Jose$42-$65 | 800.745.3000americanidol.comtourThe Top 11 finalists from the 10th season of ‘American Idol’ hit the road for the summer.

14 | CHRIS BOTTI WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONYDavies Symphony Hall | SF$15-$80 | 415.864.6000sfsymphony.orgGrammy-award winning trumpeter Chris Botti and his sensational band returns.

14 | FLY BY NIGHTLucie Stern Theater | Palo Alto$22-$47 | 650.463.1960theatreworks.orgThe promise of change begets anxiety and hope, devastation and delight in this charming musical. (Ends 8/13)

14 | JAY PHAROAHCobb’s Comedy Club | San Francisco$18.50-$20.50 | 800.745.3000cobbscomedy.comPharoah’s comedic chops earned him a role as 1the star of the 2010 BET Awards short, “The Package.” (Ends 7/17)

14 | JON NAKAMATU PLAYS THE CORONATION CONCERTOCalifornia Theatre | San Jose$20-$65 | 800.838.3006midsummermozart.orgFestival remains the only festival in North America dedicated exclusively to Mozart’s music.

14 | NELLIE MCKAYYoshi’s | San Francisco$15-$20 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comThe talented, diverse & award-winning McKay brings her unique ability to transcend genre to Yoshi’s.

14 | ONE-MAN STAR WARSSan Jose Repertory Theatre | SJ$39-$69 | 408.367.7255sjrep.comCharles Ross takes us on a hilarious re-creation of the original Star Wars trilogy. (Ends 7/17)

14 | PETE ESCOVEDO & FAMILY LATIN JAZZ ORCHESTRAYoshi’s | Oakland$24-$28 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandThe legend broke down the barriers between Smooth Jazz, Salsa, Latin Jazz and contemporary music. (Ends 7/17)

To hear composer Chris Winslow describe it, OMFG! is about “a girl and a guy who

are in mid mid-life crisis and decide to use online dating as a way to connect.” To improve

their options, each character gets creative with their self-evaluation. They also indulge in a

codependent wave of trying to be whatever they think will please the other.

When the guy infers he likes Latin women, the girl goes all Spanglish, which Winslow says is the perfect opportunity for a song for her. On the flip side, rather than admit he’s an elementary school art teacher, the guy tells makes up a story about being a sailor and traveling the world and she just buys into it. Cue song. “The music uses different genres that reflect each of their fantasy worlds,” says Winslow.

It was important to Winslow to cast actors who sang rather than singers. “We had to have just the right people for the two leads. Cindy Goldfield and Jackson Davis are superb actors. Singers are wonderful, but actors who can propel themselves into a song are so much more engaging for a piece like this.”

The show, which has lyrics by Gavin Geoffrey Dillard, has been in development for three years while Winslow has been Artist in Residence at ODC Theater. “What’s been great about that is that there’s been no pressure to do something in a hurry. We did a small private workshop reading about a year ago with a director to just, you know, hear the music and read through he script. The folks at ODC have been really great at providing the space and the resources to get the show to the point where it is now, so I can really focus on the rehearsal process

and working with the performers.”

And after ODC? Winslow see lots of potential. “It’s the kind of show that doesn’t require a huge budget, so it could really play anywhere, and I hope it does!”

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14 | THE MUSIC MANFox Theatre | Redwood City$22-$48 | 800.380.3095broadwaybythebay.orgWatch the fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill, as he cons the people of River City, Iowa. (Ends 7/31)

15 | CHARLIE HUNTERFreight & Salvage | Berkeley$24.50-$26.50 | 866.468.3399thefreight.orgHis latest features the jaw-dropping guitarist alongside drummer Eric Kalb and a new horn section. (Ends 7/16)

15 | COLBIE CAILLATBimbo’s 365 Club | San Francisco$27.50 | 877.435.9849bimbos365club.comSee multi-Grammy winning singer-songwriter Colbie Caillat perform in this rare intimate club.

15 | CRYPTICALGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$15-$20 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comA tribute band of five musicians who grew up with the Grateful Dead’s music in their souls.

15 | MAZACOTEYoshi’s | San Francisco$25 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comOld-school Salsa group, including percusionist Louie Romero, present Latin jazz and original salsa.

15 | SFSOUNDOld First Church | San Francisco$17 | 415.474.1608oldfirstconcerts.orgsfSound is a unique collective of composer/performers that performs its own music compositions.

15 | STEVE KIMOCKGreat American Music Hall | SF$16 | 415.885.0750gamh.comThe celebrated guitarist, with guests Bobby Vega, Kyle Hollingsworth, Wally Ingram, and others.

15 | THE SHADOW CIRCUS SHOWStage Werx | San Francisco$13 | 800.838.3006stagewerx.orgMacabre puppets with special guest star Jason Brock. (Ends 7/16)

15 | TITO PUENTE JR ORCHESTRAYoshi’s | San Francisco$24 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comSon of a legend, Tito Jr. carves out his own niche while also deeply honoring his roots. (Ends 7/16)

15 | VERTICAL HORIZON WITH KEVIN CADOGAN’S THIRD EYE BLINDMontalvo Arts Center | Saratoga$45-$78 | 408.961.5858montalvoarts.orgMatt Scannell and Keith Kane are the members of this folk-based acoustic duo from D.C.

16 | 88 KEYS OF PASSIONHistoric Hoover Theatre | SJ$30-$42 | 415.392.4400theflamencosociety.orgFrom Spain, Rosario Montoya and her Flamenco group; dancer Rocio Romero and percussionist Pakito. (Ends 7/17)

16 | ATERCIOPELADOSYoshi’s | San Francisco$25 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comColumbian music icons bring their passionate musical storytelling to the stage at Yoshi’s.

16 | BIRD WITH STRINGS FEATURING ANDREW SPEIGHTStanford’s Dinkelspiel Auditorium Palo Alto$28-$32 | 650.725.2787stanfordjazz.orgAndrew Speight channels Charlie Parker as he plays the original arrangements with live strings.

16 | PLENA LIBREOsher Marin JCC | San Rafael$20-$25 | 415.444.8000marinjcc.orgGary Nuñez and wife Valerie Cox present “An Evening in Puerto Rico.”

ANDREA MARCOVICCI July 19 to 31Rrazz Room222 Mason Street, SF$35 to $45 | 800.380.3095therrazzroom.comConsidered the First Lady of Cabaret by many, Marcovicci brings a level of scholarship to the preparation of her shows that is unparalleled. This time around, she’s serving Blue Champagne: The History of the Torch Song. It’s the melancholy melodrama of songs made popular by the likes of Ruth Etting and Libby Holman leavened with a generous dash of Marcovicci charm.

THE E FAMILY July 14 to 17Yoshi’s510 Embarcadero West, Oakland$24 to $28 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comNorthern California native Pete Escovedo brings on the whole clan for a series of hot Latin jazz evenings guaranteed to please. Joining their patriarch are daughter Sheila E and sons Juan and Peter Michael Escovedo to celebrate his 76th birthday and pound out some loud and lively percussion rhythms. If the Escovedos don’t make your heart beat faster then maybe you just don’t have a pulse.

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Playdates are usually reserved for puppies and preschoolers, but that’s exactly what Paul Reiser calls an afternoon he spent with Julia Fordham. It was a meeting where the veteran comic and star of Mad About You exposed himself to the prolific British singer-songwriter, but only in the most professional of ways.

Few knew Reiser had majored in piano and composition at Binghamton University. Cut to 2009 and, he says, “I’d given myself a license to write, but I didn’t know exactly what it was going to be.” Long a fan of Fordham’s work, he decided to risk asking her to listen to his music.

She’d seen his show and read his book when she got the call, but “hadn’t a clue” about anything else. “I immediately Googled and found he had this degree in music,” she recalls. “That told me a lot because obviously he’d had a lot of success as an actor and comedian, but if someone major’s in music, that is

their first and true love.” Just to be sure, she also checked him out with mutual friends who gave hearty endorsements.

Last year they released their CD “Unusual Suspects.” Now they’re off on a six-city tour. Reiser is a surprised as anyone. “I truly never planned for it to be anything more than an afternoon,” he says,” let alone something publicly released. It just went so easily and so well.”

JULIA FORDHAM & PAUL REISERJuly 30 | 8:00 pmBimbo’s 365 Club1025 Columbus Avenue, SF$28 | 877.435.9849bimbos365club.com

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®® 16 | SAN FRANCISCO’S SUMMER OF LOVE REVUEClub Fox | Redwood City$8 | 650.369.7770tickets.foxrwc.comTributes to Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Santana, Jefferson Airplane & The Stones!

16 | VOLKER STRIFLER BANDGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$12-$15 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comStyles cover jazz, roots, blues, rock and funky calypso rhythms. Guest: Gentry Bronson Band.

17 | AIDAMontgomery Theatre | San Jose$16-$23 | 408.792.4111cmtsj.orgElton John’s tale of the timeless bond between an enslaved Nubian princess and an Egyptian soldier. (Ends 8/6)

17 | AN EVENING OF AWARD WINNING HAWAIIAN MUSIC FEATURING KUPAOAClub Fox | Redwood City$17-$20 | 650.369.7770tickets.foxrwc.comThe musical union of a real-life couple: Oahu native L’hau Hannahs Paik and Kauai’s Kellen Paik.

17 | AN EVENING WITH SARAH MCLACHLAN AND FRIENDSMountain Winery | Saratoga$45-$95 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comThe Sarah And Friends tour will be one unlike any other, with shows consisting of two sets.

17 | MURDER IN MOROCCO - MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATREAngelica’s Bistro | Redwood City$65 | 650.365.3226angelicasbistro.comCelebrating French Bastille Weekend,Angelica’s Bistro presents a riotous intrigue set in Casablanca.

17 | SHAHRZAD SEPANLOUYoshi’s | San Francisco$30-$35 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comIranian born vocalist presents songs about her homeland and songs about love and hope.

18 | CHRIS DILLEYRrazz Room | San Francisco$25 | 800.380.3095therrazzroom.comBest known to Bay Area audiences for creating the character of Trampolina of The Kinsey Sicks.

18 | CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ORCHESTRAYoshi’s | San Francisco$9 | 415.655.5600yoshis.com16-piece jazz ensemble featuring top-notch musicians of the Bay Area.

18 | RHYS DARBYCobb’s Comedy Club | San Francisco$20.50 | 800.745.3000cobbscomedy.comAlthough he has been featured in many other genre, stand-up remains a key component of Darby’s work. (Ends 7/20)

18 | RICARDO LEMVOYoshi’s | Oakland$20 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandLemvo’s blend of Afro-Cuban rhythms with pan-African styles is seamless and infectious.

19 | ANDREA MARCOVICCIRrazz Room | San Francisco$35-$45 | 800.380.3095therrazzroom.comMarcovicci presents her show Blue Champagne: The History of the Torch Song. (Ends 7/31)

19 | JD SOUTHER & JILL ANDREWSYoshi’s | San Francisco$28 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comSinger/songwriter J.D. Souther, who spent two decades away from the stage, is joined by Andrews.

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19 | JIMMY SCOTTYoshi’s | Oakland$20 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandOne of the world’s best singers, influential and admired by recording artists of all music genres.

19 | THE AVETT BROTHERSFox Theater | Oakland$37.50 | 800.745.3000thefoxoakland.comA rootsy amalgam of folk, country, bluegrass, rock and pop - even a jab of punk-style dynamics. (Ends 7/20)

20 | ARJ BARKERGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$15-$20 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comPawn shop owner Dave from “Flight of the Conchords” hosts Comedy Wednesday with special guests.

20 | JON NAKAMATSUYoshi’s | San Francisco$30 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comAcclaimed pianist Nakamatsu brings his talent to the stage at Yoshi’s.

20 | K’JONYoshi’s | Oakland$18-$24 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandK’Jon is poised to take his rightful places in the canon of legendary R&B singers and songwriters.

20 | YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWNLucie Stern Theater | Palo Alto$8-$12 | cityofpaloalto.orgA day in the life of Charlie Brown, based on the iconic comic strip “Peanuts” by Charles M. Schulz. (Ends 7/30)

21 | BETTYE LAVETTEYoshi’s | Oakland$30 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandMs. LaVette, 64, now rivals Aretha Franklin as her generation’s most vital soul singer.

21 | CHARLIE MURPHYCobb’s Comedy Club | San Francisco$28.50-$32.50 | 800.745.3000cobbscomedy.comCritically-acclained stand-up show and a true Hollywood acting, writing and producing talent. (Ends 7/24)

21 | CHRIS ISAAKWente Vineyards Estate Winery | Livermore$89-$285 | 800.745.3000wentevineyards.comIsaak has an impressive recording career from his stunning 1985 debut to his latest stellar effort.

21 | CROOKED STILLGreat American Music Hall | SF$20 | 415.885.0750gamh.comAnon-traditional bluegrass quintet as a purveyors of the nu-folk, bluegrass movement.

21 | JOHNNY GILLYoshi’s | San Francisco$38 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comBoy band sensation with a repertoire of his own brings his pop stylings to Yoshi’s in the Fillmore.

21 | MARK BRANDENBURG PLAYS THE CLARINET CONCERTO - MIDSUMMER MOZART FESTIVALCalifornia Theatre | San Jose$20-$65 | 800.838.3006midsummermozart.orgFestival remains the only festival in North America dedicated exclusively to Mozart’s music.

21 | NINECity Lights Theater | San Jose$15-$40 | 408.295.4200cltc.orgMusical based on Federico Fellini’s semi-autobiographical film 8 1/2 about mid-life crisis. (Ends 8/28)

21 | SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTIONStage Werx | San Francisco$12-$15 | 800.838.3006stagewerx.orgComedy team of Paul Dougherty, Nina G. Perry, Elizabeth Whalley, and Hilary White.

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22 | BACH TO BEBOPDouglas Morrisson Theatre | Hayward$10-$15 | 510.881.6777dmtonline.orgIn this concert, four centuries of vocal favorites brought to you by the Morrisson Theatre chorus. (Ends 7/24)

22 | CASABLANCA WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONYDavies Symphony Hall | SF$15-$70 | 415.864.6000sfsymphony.orgThe San Francisco Symphony provides the live musical accompaniment for this classic American film.

22 | CHRIS ISAAKMountain Winery | Saratoga$49.50-$99.50 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comIsaak has an impressive recording career from his stunning 1985 debut to his latest stellar effort.

22 | DAVID BENOITYoshi’s | Oakland$20-$26 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandDavid Benoit’s expansive career as a contemporary jazz pianist has included over 25 solo recordings. (Ends 7/23)

22 | FIDDLER ON THE ROOFSan Ramon Valley High School | Danville$12-$15 | 925.324.7359diablotheatre.org (Ends 7/31)

22 | KORCZAK’S CHILDRENHastings Studio Theatre at A.C.T. San Francisco$10 | 415.749.2228act-sf.orgA.C.T. Young Conservatory tells of a pediatrician heading a Jewish orphanage during WWII-era Warsaw. (Ends 8/6)

22 | ODC SUMMER SAMPLERODC Theater | San Francisco$20 | 415.863.9834odctheater.orgChoreographers Brenda Way and KT Nelson present an intimate sampler of ODC’s works. Reception prior. (Ends 7/23)

22 | RENTMel Mello Center for the Arts | Half Moon Bay$15-$30 | 650.569.3266coastalrep.comJonathan Larson’s Tony and Pulitzer-prize winning Broadway musical based loosely on La Boheme. (Ends 8/20)

22 | ROY ROGERS & THE DELTA RHYTHM KINGSGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$15-$20 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comBring your dancing shoes for an evening of slide guitar by the Grammy-winning producer and player.

22 | SUSHEELA RAMANYoshi’s | San Francisco$24 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comTamil Londoner is equally at home with South Indian Classical as with Jimi Hendrix and Fela Kuti.

22 | THE VELVET TEEN Great American Music Hall | San Francisco$13 | 415.885.0750gamh.comSince its inception in late 1999, The Velvet Teen has challenged the very concept of genre.

23 | ALEx RAMON MAGICSan Jose Repertory Theatre | San Jose$20-$40 | 925.943.7469alexramonmagic.comYou will see a fresh approach on magic by a modern-day showman.

23 | CHRIS ISAAKRobert Mondavi Winery | Napa$75-$205 | 866.468.3399robertmondavi.comIsaak has an impressive recording career from his stunning 1985 debut to his latest stellar effort.

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If you’re a small theater company, do you tell the stories you want to tell or do you sell out for the cash in order to survive? That’s the question posed by the San Francisco Mime Troupe’s latest production 2012: The Musical!

The troupe, which launches its 52nd season, has been asking provocative and political questions since 1959. 2012: The Musical! was written by Michael Gene Sullivan, a member since 1998. Sullivan has performed in and written over 20 of the troupe’s productions, including Red State, about a tiny town that must decide the next presidential election; and last year’s Too Big To Fail about a demon that casts a “spell of debt.”

This time around, they take on the art world, telling the story of a political theater company that must decide to stay true to its roots or take corporate money at the risk of compromising its vision.

The plot of the show couldn’t have had better timing. After the story was chosen, the San Francisco Mime Troupe started making headlines in political papers and on the Huffington Post.

Recently, Rocco Landesman, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, had to defend grants made including those to the SF Mime Troupe that were called “ridiculous” by Representative Jeff Flake

(R-Ariz.) “We were in the middle of rehearsals when the press came out,” said Sullivan.

According to Sullivan, San Francisco Mime Troupe is only able to pass along its messages through grants and donations. Most shows are free and open to the public. In fact, 2012: The Musical! debuts at Dolores Park in San Francisco. The troupe sets up a stage in the park, has a full band, and performs for park visitors.

By doing this, Sullivan said he and his troupe are “claiming the public space.” It gives the company the opportunity to bring an important message to a group of people who may not necessarily buy a ticket to a show at a theater.

After the San Francisco Mime Troupe wraps up its production at Dolores Park, the musical will visit other public spaces in San Francisco and throughout California in August and September. See their website for a full schedule.

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GISELLE IN 3-D July 12 | 12:00 & 7:30 pm Various Venues$13 to $15fathomevents.comThe story of a simple village girl who falls deeply in love with a dashing prince disguised as a peasant, Giselle has been delighting dance audiences since its Paris debut in 1841. Marrying this classic to 21st century technology, a performance recorded at the historic Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia, will screen twice at cinemas in San Francisco, San Jose, Redwood City, Dublin, Pleasant Hill , San Bruno and Daly City.

THE MUSIC MAN July 14 to 31Fox Theatre2215 Broadway, Redwood City$24 to $50 | 650.579.5565broadwaybythebay.orgTom Reardon and Kerie Darner are “Professor” Harold Hill and Marian ‘The Librarian” Paroo in Meredith Willson’s The Music Man. The show kicks off Broadway by the Bay’s 2011 season in their new home base. The 1957 Tony winner and 1962 Oscar nominee has a score full of classics including “Gary, Indiana,” “Ya Got Trouble” and “76 Trombones.”

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23 | DEE DEE BRIDGEWATERYoshi’s | San Francisco$5-$30 | 415.655.5600yoshis.comAward winning Broadway star shares her Jazz chops with audiences at Yoshi’s, including kid’s matinee (Ends 7/24)

23 | SAxOPHONIST HAFEZ MODIRZADEHYBCA (Forum Theatre) | SF$25 | 415.978.2787ybca.orgJoined by string quartet ETHEL and others representing Latin, Arab and Persian musical traditions.

23 | SUPER DIAMONDGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$20 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comNeil Diamond tribute band sings “Sweet Caroline,” “I Am, I Said” and many more classic Diamond hits.

23 | WALLPAPERGreat American Music Hall | SF$16-$19 | 415.885.0750gamh.comWallpaper is led by Ricky Reed, a producer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter.

24 | EMILY BERGLRrazz Room | San Francisco$30 | 800.380.3095therrazzroom.comBlending classic Waller and Cole Porter hits with Fats vintage takes on modern favorites.

24 | HAPAYoshi’s | Oakland$30 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandHawaii’s most ambitious, diverse and imaginative music group.

24 | INDIGO GIRLSMountain Winery | Saratoga$35-$49.50 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comThe Indigo Girls bring their 2011 tour to Saratoga with special guest Mount Moriah.

24 | THE STEVEN LUGERNER SEPTETYoshi’s | Oakland$14 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandLugerner’s music encompasses the richness of diversity and values of his Bay Area roots.

25 | COLD CAVEGreat American Music Hall | San Francisco$16-$40.95 | 415.885.0750gamhtickets.comAn experimental electronic pop group who makes melodic synthscapes with jackhammer beats.

25 | ED REEDYoshi’s | Oakland$14 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandCelebrating the release of new CD BORN TO BE BLUE.

25 | KAREL STANDS UP! RETURNSRrazz Room | San Francisco$25 | 800.380.3095therrazzroom.com The radio host and stand-up comedian shares his uncensored world view.

26 | AVERAGE WHITE BANDYoshi’s | Oakland$25 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandAWB are widely regarded as one of the best soul and funk bands in the history of music. (Ends 7/27)

26 | HEROES AND OTHER STRANGERSThe Marsh | San Francisco$10-$15 | 415.641.0235themarsh.orgZack Jaffee’s one-man-show is a noir tale told through a psychedelic lens.

26 | LOS LONELY BOYS, LOS LOBOSMountain Winery | Saratoga$39.50-$85 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comLatin rock fans are in store for a special treat with this summer’s The Brotherhood Tour.

The 10th anniversary of the Outsound New Music Summit is upon us. Celebrating musical innovation and sonic mayhem, the four nights of concerts and two public events feature some of the most cutting edge - or on the edge - musicians in the Bay Area and beyond.

This year’s summit, presented by Rent Romus’ Outsound Presents, offers four distinctly different concerts, all of which are preceded by a question-and-answer session with the artists.

The first program, FACE MUSIC, takes the human voice where it has rarely gone before. Among the performers are Bran…(POS), otherwise known as Jake Rodriguez. This legend has spent well over a decade using his voice, face, and auxiliary electronics to create a one-of-a-kind experience. “Whenever I experience his music, it’s amazing to see how deep and guttural his sound is, yet how controlled and professional it can be,” says concert organizer Romus.

The next night’s The Freedom of Sound presents everything from free jazz to skronk (free improvisation that utilizes elements of free jazz and rock). Keep a special lookout for the ensemble led by Tom Djll, aka Grosse Abfahrt (translation: Big Departure), featuring unusual musical elements that create an exceptionally wide and diverse palette of sound.

On the third night, The Art of Composition will offer premieres of works written for Outsound’s 10th year. The biggest set, coming at evening’s end, has Gino Robair’s Ensemble A g u a s c a l i e n t e s performing a musical suite based on scenes depicted in Jose Guadalupe Posada’s politically infused engravings of late 19th and early 20th-century life in Mexico. Also on the program are works by Andrew Raffo Dewer, and Tony Dryer and Krys Brobrowski.

The big close is Sonic Foundry Too! Expect ten inventors of thoroughly modern and visually stunning musical instruments in five collaborations. The treats will be equally sonic and visual, with all instruments set up simultaneously. In fact, some of the inventors will demo their instruments at the festival’s free Touch the Gear Exposition. Also free is a discussion panel, on Elements of Non-idiomatic Compositional Strategies.

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BLU-RAY BONANZAThree very different musical films make their way to Blu-Ray for the first time. The ABBA-laced jukebox score of the 1994 Australian hit The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is now a legit musical on Broadway. Hair was filmed by Miloš Forman in 1979 and has a national tour of the recent Broadway revival heading to San Francisco later this year. New York, New York features classic songs mixed with Kander and Ebb originals on the lips of Liza Minnelli and others. Disappointingly, the Hair disc is just the film with no bonus materials, but the other two offer director commentaries, featurettes and other supplemental materials to enhance your viewing experience. (mgm.com)

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26 | RASPUTINAGreat American Music Hall | SF$16 | 415.885.0750gamh.com“Sister Kindhook” is their seventh album, with Melora Creager, Catie D’Amica and Daniel DeJesus.

26 | THURSTON MOORE & KURT VILE Great American Music Hall | SF$16-$19 | 415.885.0750gamh.comMoore is an acoustic guitar player and songwriter. Vile delivers distinctive Philly-accented vocals.

27 | JASON ALDEANShoreline Amphitheatre | Mountain View$31-$73.90 | 800.745.3000livenation.comAldean extends his 2011 tour into the summer, with special guests Clay Walker and Thompson Square.

28 | JOSHUA WALTERSThe Marsh | Berkeley$15-$50 | 415.641.0235themarsh.orgWalters’ Madhouse Rhythm is a very personal account of turning mental illness into mental skillness. (Ends 8/25)

28 | KENNY BURRELL W/ JAZZ HERITAGE ALL-STARSYoshi’s | Oakland$20-$30 | 510.238.9200yoshis.comoaklandFeaturing Steve Turre, Steve Wilson, Tivon Pennicott, Bobby Rodriguez, Billy Childs & more. (Ends 7/31)

28 | RICHARD LEWIS Cobb’s Comedy Club | SF$23.50-$25.50 | 800.745.3000cobbscomedy.comNot just the guy from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Lewis brings his comic chops to the stage at Cobb’s. (Ends 7/31)

28 | UNITED IN PEACECommonwealth Club | Sƒ$20 | 415.597.6700commonwealthclub.orgArtists, Statesmen and Community - arts as a medium of peace. With Thomas Simpson of Afro-Solo.

29 | A STREETCAR NAMED DESIREDragon Theatre | Palo Alto$15-$25 | 800.838.3006dragonproductions.netDragon tells its own story of this winning classic about pretense and violence by Tennessee Williams (Ends 8/21)

29 | AIDAMontgomery Theatre | San Jose$15-$18 | 408.792.4111cmtsj.orgElton John and Tim Rice’s Aida is a contemporary musical take on a grand classic tale. (Ends 8/7)

29 | KID ROCK SHERYL CROWShoreline Amphitheatre | Mountain View$42-$98.05 | 800.745.3000livenation.comThe wild child of rock is joined by the talented Sheryl Crow in Mountain View on his Born Free Tour.

29 | MELISSA ETHERIDGEMountain Winery | Saratoga$45-$109.50 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comMelissa Etheridge brings her considerable musical talents and inspirational songs to Saratoga.

29 | NECESSARY MONSTERSYBCA (Novellus Theater) | SF$20-$25 | 415.978.2787ycba.orgA contemporary song cycle based on Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges’ Book of Imaginary Beings. (Ends 7/30)

29 | STRANGE TRAVEL SUGGESTIONSThe Marsh | Berkeley$ | 415.641.0235themarsh.orgOakland-based Jeff Greenwald brings the audience members into this improvisational adventure. (Ends 8/27)

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If you’ve always wanted to experience opera but felt you were too much of a novice, no need to worry, the Opera Academy of California is here to help. This month, the non-profit organization is presenting three operas that are perfect for the rookie opera lover.

The shows, L’Etoile, I’domeneo and Little Women, will be staged at the intimate Magic Theater. The theater seats approximately 200 people, which is a far cry from the enormous opera houses where these productions are usually held.

According to Yefim Maizel, artistic director for the academy, staging the shows at the Magic Theater gives audiences the opportunity to be “in the story or next to it. The level of engagement if much higher.”

OAC not only strives to connect with audiences, but future opera stars as well. The academy takes undergrad and grad students under its wing to prepare them for bigger stages. “This is a big chance to expand their repertoire and immerse themselves in opera,” Maizel said about the students.

The series starts with I’domeneo. Composed by Mozart, the work is set in ancient Greece after the Trojan War. Maizel promises it runs the gamut from love and jealousy to calamity and plague.

At the other end of the spectrum, Little Women was composed by Mark Adamo in 1998. The story follows the book of the same name by Louisa May Alcott, and Maizel said that staging this opera gives audiences the opportunity to see a modern stage adaptation.

Wrapping up the series is L’Etoile by Emmanuel Chabrier. What makes this opera different from the other two OAC productions is its humor. The story, about a king looking to impale someone for his birthday, might not sound very humorous, but the opera delves into scenarios of mistaken identity and comic timing.

The three operas range style and subject matter, but they do have one thing in common. Maizel believes they all have a positive spirit and audiences will leave the Magic Theater with an “uplifting experience.”

OPERA ACADEMY OF CALIFORNIAJuly 14 to 31Magic TheaterFort Mason Center - Building D, SF$25 to $35 | 415.345.7575fortmason.org

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29 | UNAUTHORIZED ROLLING STONESGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$12-$15 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comDave Garcia as Keith Richards fronts one of the leading Rolling Stones tribute bands in the world.

29 | WHEN IT SETTLESNew Conservatory Theatre Center | San Francisco$32 | 415.861.8972nctcsf.orgSolo performances of a dance piece by Carrie Whitaker and a theatre piece by Louie Jenkins for NCTC. (Ends 7/31)

30 | A PERFECT CIRCLEGreek Theatre | Berkeley$45 | 800.745.3000ticketmaster.comAn extension of the alt-metal-fused-with-art rock style popularized by Tool in the early to mid-’90s

30 | GREG SCOTT BANDGeorge’s Nightclub | San Rafael$10-$15 | 800.380.3095georgesnightclub.comSinger-songwriter-musician Scott blends diverse influences from soul, pop and R&B. Guest: AgapeSoul

30 | OUR MISS GIBBSMountain View Center for the Performing Arts | Mountain View$25 | 650.903.6000lyrictheatre.orgAll the elements of a romantic comedy romp filled with many of the best songs of the Edwardian age! (Ends 7/31)

31 | K.D. LANG & THE SISS BOOM BANGMountain Winery | Saratoga$40.50-$101.50 | 800.745.3000mountainwinery.comLang has matured before our very ears over twenty-five years as a major-label artist.

MELISSA MANCHESTER July 16 | 8:00 pmFirehouse Arts Center 4444 Railroad, Pleasanton$35 to $45 | 925.931.4848firehousearts.orgThe Grammy-winning singer-songwriter studied with Paul Simon and backed up Bette Midler as a Harlette before making her mark with “Midnight Blue.” She’s since worked in most every genre of entertainment, making films, writing scores for theatre, acting on television and recording hits like “Don’t Cry Out Loud” and “You Should Hear How She Talks About You.”

ROBERT WUHL July 1 to 3Napa Valley Opera House1030 Main Street, Napa$25 to $30 | 707.226.7372nvoh.orgSchool’s back in session in Assume the Position, where Emmy winner Robert Wuhl (best known as Arli$$) delivers an irreverent comedic history lesson that playfully examines some of the facts, myths, and myths-that-became-facts that have permeated American history. Mixing pop culture with historical events and observations from pundits, Wuhl is the history teacher you never had but perhaps wished you did!

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Enter the world of The Book and you forever transform the topography of this multidimensional multimedia performance-based installation. Each performance is a random page, where performers and audience interact to create a sort of public collective diary, a collage of sketches, snippets of thought, debris of feelings, traces of movement, and echoes of sound. The brainchild of Avy K Productions (cofounded by long-time collaborators Erika Tsimbrovsky and Vadim Puyandaev), The Book is an invitation for the audience to enter and move freely within the private internal world of the artist and leave behind impressions of the external world.

“As they enter into our territory they bring with them their opinions, thoughts, and energy, thus completing the performance so that it is not merely an image we present to the audience but an experience within the same physical and energetic space,” says Ms. Tsimbrovsky. “The Book seeks to answer whether the artist can be solely an introvert, or if extroversion becomes necessary in contemporary society. Does sharing one’s art - one’s internal world - transform the artist into an extrovert?”

The Book has a signature audio-visual-kinetic approach to its performances, as do all other Avy K Productions. Aesthetic principles from painting are employed to develop movement sequences.

Strong visual elements of sets and costumes take on their own life within the shows, which are structured improvisational performances based in experimental non-theater dance, with a rotating cast of guest artists. Participants have a familiarity with underlying themes and one another, yet each show is a real-time conversation between them. Tsimbrovsky adds, “The core idea is that no media serves another; instead we facilitate a dialogue between artists of different media and unite them under a common theme. After a period of time I see a change in each of the participants. I see on their bodies how the project has changed them. For me, the remarkable moment is when suddenly, without my control, the group becomes transformed into a single, connected organism, fully immersed in the world of The Book.”

THE BOOKJuly 7, 14 & 21 | 8:00 pmSomArts Cultural Center934 Brannan Street, SF$10 | 415.863.1414somarts.org

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MUSIC CLUBSThe following is a partial list of music clubs in the Bay Area with ever-changing bookings of bands and other entertainment. If you enjoy the independent music scene, we recommend you call or check the websites for these clubs to get the latest performance schedules and information about ticket prices, age limits and minimum charges (if any).

BISCUITS & BLUESUnion Square, SFbiscuitsandblues.com | 415.292.2583

BOTTOM OF THE HILLPotrero Hill, SFbottomofthehill.com | 415.621.4455

CAFé DU NORDUpper Market, SFcafedunord.com | 415.861.5016

FREIGHT & SALVAGEBerkeleyfreightandsalvage.org | 510.644.2020

GEORGE’SSan Rafaelgeorgesnightclub.com | 415.226.0262

GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALLTenderloin, SFgamh.com | 888.233.0449

HEMLOCK TAVERNPolk Gulch, SFhemlocktavern.com | No Calls

INDEPENDENTAlamo Square, SFtheindependentsf.com | 415.771.1421

JOHNNY FOLEY’SUnion Square, SFjohnnyfoleys.com | 415.954.0777

RANCHO NICASIOMarinranchonicasio.com | 415.662.2219

REGENCY BALLROOMCivic Center, SFtheregencyballroom.com | 800.745.3000

RICKSHAW STOPCivic Center, SFrickshawstop.com | 415.861.2011

SLIM’SSOMA, SFslims-sf.com | 888.233.0449

COMEDY & IMPROVThe following is a partial list of comedy clubs and improv groups in the Bay Area. Please call or check the websites to get the latest schedules, ticket information, age limits and minimum charges (if any).

BATSMarina, SFimprov.org | 415.474.6776

BIG CITY IMPROVUnion Square, SFsheltontheater.com | 415.433.1227

COBB’S COMEDY CLUBNorth Beach, SFcobbscomedyclub.com | 415.928.4320

THE COMEDY SHOPMission, SFcomedyshop.wordpress.com

COMEDYSPORTZSan Josecomedysportzsanjose.com

THE DARK ROOMMission, SFdarkroomsf.com | 415.401.7987

ENDGAMES IMPROVUnion Square, SFendgamesimprov.com

ENSOHalf Moon Bayensohmb.com | 650.726.1409

FUNNY TUESDAYSCastro, SFharveyssf.com | 415.431.4278

THE IMPROVSan Joseimprov.com | 408.280.7475

THE MARSHBerkeleythemarsh.org | 415.641.0235

PUNCHLINEEnbarcadero, SFpunchlinecomedyclub.com | 415.397.7573

ROOSTER T. FEATHERSSunnyvaleroostertfeathers.com | 408.736.0921

SECRET IMPROV SOCIETYUnion Square, SFimprovsociety.com

STONE SOUP IMPROVOaklandstonesoupimprov.com | 510.380.6808

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TIM ROBBINS July 20 | 8:00 pmBimbo’s 365 Club1025 Columbus Avenue, SF$28 | 877.435.9849bimbos365club.comDirector and Oscar-winning actor Tim Robbins shows off another side of his talents. With guitar in hand, he trades filmmaking for music making, touring with his Rogues Gallery Band and offering songs from a newly released CD. If the sound is a little folky and Americana - Robbins writes his own songs - it’s worth noting that his father is the late Gil Robbins, member of The Highwaymen.

BARBARA EDEN July 10 | 8:00 pmCastro Theatre429 Castro Street, SF$25 to $45 | 415.863.0611castrotheatre.comMiss San Francisco of 1951 returns for an evening of fun and fan worship. As the title character on I Dream of Jeannie, Eden became a television icon while sporting the most controversial television navel of the era. This evening promises look-alikes, interviews, musical performances, film clips, autograph sessions and more. Eden will also visit the Castro after a noon screening of her film The 7 Faces of Dr. Lao.

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American Conservatory Theater • Castro TheatreNew Conservatory Theatre CENTER • Project Artaud

San Francisco Ballet • Theatre Rhinoceros • Victoria TheatREWar Memorial Opera House • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

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