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Kiddie Koncierge is the SF Bay
Area's premier resource for fun,
interesting, unique, and
creative kids activities.
We provide recommendations,
reviews, and resources on all
sorts of fun things to do in San
Francisco, Berkeley/Oakland,
San Jose, Marin, and beyond!
Kiddie Koncierge: Resources 2011 Theater
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Resources: 2011 Theater
Season
Upcoming Subscription Events
It has only taken us a few years to figure this out, but not everyone
flies by the seat of their pants and occasionally, some like to plan.
So, we have gathered up the family programs from the top venues
around town. In some cases, tickets are available only on
subscription, for others, individual tickets are now available.
Cal Performances
Cal Performances never fails to have a great season of highly
engaging entertainment and enrichment events. Beyond music,
dance, drama, and other entertainment, Cal Performances
features great speakers, and other events. Most interesting is that
they have a School Time series where K-12 classes can see
special performances with presentations by some of the
principals for $4 a head. It is a truly special program and should
not be missed.
The Family Fare series is a wonderful way to catch top talent at a
reasonable price. Kids under 16 get in for half price on Family
Fare Performances. Cal Performances also is launching a series
called First Stage for Families with another slate of great
performances. Cal Performances' new First Stage For Families
for Families Series is the ideal introduction to the magical world of
music, dance, and theater! First Stage For Families for Families
features lively one-hour events in Wheeler Auditorium, offering
young people and their grownups an opportunity to experience a
diverse range of artistry in an intimate space.
For more information on the Cal Performances series, www.
calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-fare/
For more information on the First Stage for Families series, visit
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-stage/
For more information on the School Time series, visit www.
calperfs.berkeley.edu/learn/k-12/
Location: Zellerbach Hall, University of California, Berkeley
Campus
* Tickets are half price for audience members age 16 and under
Stay tuned for a special Kiddie Koncierge/Cal Performances
FREE ticket offers! Click here for details.
Sunday, Sept 25th
Cal Performances Free For All
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Zellerbach Hall, Lower Sproul Plaza, Wheeler Auditorium, and
Hertz Hall
Free and Open to the Public
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/community/community/
Cal Performances opens the doors to their performance spaces
for their first annual Open House. Four stages will feature a full
day of top-notch performances by the American Bach Soloists,
AXIS Dance, Wayne Wallace Quintet, Los Cenzontles Mexican
Dance and Music, CK Ladzekpo and the African Music and Dance
Ensemble, SF Opera Adler Fellows, UC Berkeley Departments of
Music, Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies, and Student
Musical Activities, and many more in an exciting preview of the
artistic residencies and collaborations that you'll find at Cal
Performances throughout the year.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Family Fare - Zellerbach Hall
Cambodia's Khmer Arts Ensemble: The Lives of Giants
Experimental and spiritual, classical, complex and powerful—
these are just a few of the words that describe the unique work of
choreographer Sophiline Cheam Shapiro. Since 2002, Shapiro
has toured the world with her Khmer Arts Ensemble, dramatically
expanding the repertory of Cambodian dance. In The Lives of
Giants—featuring a company of 36 dancers, instrumentalists, and
singers—a blind and vengeful giant wreaks havoc in the heavens.
When tricked into using his ill-gotten weapon of destruction on
himself, layers of elaborate deception are stripped away and his
treachery is laid bare. "A gorgeous spectacle of contradictory
sensations" (New York Times).
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-
fare/cambodias-khmer-arts-ensemble.php
Sunday, October 23, 2011
First Stage For Families - Wheeler Hall
The Cashore Marionettes
Unmatched in artistry, grace, and refinement of movement, the
phenomenal Cashore Marionettes have redefined the art of
puppetry with joyous performances for audiences in Europe, the
Far East, and across North America. Simple Gifts—a "brilliant
production that carries the audience through a range of feelings...
this show is highly recommended even for adults who don't
happen to have kids" (Calgary Herald)—comprises a series of
poignant scenes from everyday life set to music by such
composers as Vivaldi, Strauss, Beethoven, and Copland. Through
a combination of virtuoso manipulation, beautiful music, and
theatrical illusion, Simple Gifts provides an entertaining and poetic
vision of what it is to be human.
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-
stage/cashore-marionettes.php
Friday – Sunday , November 25–27, 2011
Family Fare - Zellerbach Hall
Tomáš Kubínek: Certified Lunatic and Master of the Impossible
The perfect family outing for Thanksgiving weekend! He may be a
bit "unhinged" (and we mean that in the nicest way!), but the one-
and-only Dr. Professor Kubínek is also a comic genius, virtuoso
vaudevillian, and all-round charmer who gives audiences an
utterly joyous experience they'll remember for a lifetime. His
exuberant one-man show is filled with spontaneous wit,
uproarious absurdity, and courageous feats of nonsense, and
has resulted in sold-out engagements on Broadway and around
the world. Needless Risk Taker...Professor of Fantastically
Useless Inventions...Arduous Advocate of The Commonplace
Miracle. There's no one quite like the "hilarious and enormously
talented" (Time Out, London) Tomáš Kubínek.
For ages 5 to 105
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-
fare/tomas-kubinek.php
Friday – Sunday, January 20–22
Family Fare, Zellerbach Hall
Peking Acrobats
Direct from China, the Peking Acrobats—the largest and most
acclaimed group of its kind—have for more than 50 years held
audiences spellbound with vibrant presentations of their ancient
folk art. Carefully selected from the finest acrobat schools in
China, these expert gymnasts, jugglers, cyclists, and tumblers
transform 2,000-year-old athletic disciplines into a family-friendly
kaleidoscope of eye-popping wonder. The performance features
live musical accompaniment from an accomplished Chinese
ensemble, and promises to range "from the seemingly
impossible to the virtually unbelievable" (Los Angeles Times).
(Please note: All children, regardless of age, must have a ticket to
enter the theater; this performance is not suitable for children
under 5.)
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-
fare/peking-acrobats.php
Sunday, February 12, 2012
First Stage For Families, Wheeler Hall
David Holt: Songs and Stories of Appalachia
Best known for his folk music and storytelling recordings as well
as his television and radio series (including Folkways on PBS and
Riverwalk on public radio), four-time Grammy winner David Holt
has been collecting songs and stories of the Southern Mountains
for over 30 years and is dedicated to performing and preserving
traditional American folk arts and stories. Joyful, funny, and highly
entertaining, Holt plays 10 acoustic instruments and delivers a
memorable show guaranteed to please music lovers of all ages.
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-
stage/david-holt.php
Sunday, May 6, 2012
First Stage For Families, Wheeler Hall
Word for Word Performing Arts Company: Stories from
Sonoma Mountain
San Francisco's acclaimed W4W, which turns works of fiction into
theater without changing a word, presents Stories from Sonoma
Mountain by local Native American author Greg Sarris (whose
short-story collection Grand Avenue was produced as an HBO film
by Robert Redford). Here, Sarris draws on folk tales from the First
Peoples and the landscape of Northern California. Trees,
animals, even the smallest spiders are living spirits with stories
that are important to our survival; while some have special
powers, no one can break the rules of the Earth. "Word for Word's
brilliant inventiveness in performance, choreography, and staging
has created a new art form, and a deeply affecting experience"
(Tobias Wolff).
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-
stage/word-for-word.php
San Francisco Performances
For more information, visit http://performances.
org/performances/1011/Family.shtml
Locations vary
SF Performances has a very popular Family Matinee series. The
Family Matinees are low-cost hour-long events on weekends,
specially designed to introduce family audiences to great music
and dance! Participants will also have plenty of opportunity to
interact with the artists. Always reasonably priced, ticket prices this
season are $10 children and $15 adults.
Saturday, December 11, 11am
Turtle Island String Quartet
Herbst Theatre
Saturday, March 5, 2pm
Stephen Petronio Company
Novellus Theater at YBCA
Saturday, April 2, 2pm
Paul Taylor Dance Company
Novellus Theater at YBCA
Sunday, May 1
FREDERICA VON STADE, mezzo-soprano
JAKE HEGGIE, composer/pianist
Herbst Theatre
Sunday, April 29, 2012, 11am
Edgar Meyer, Double Bass
San Francisco Symphony
For information, visit: http://www.sfsymphony.
org/community/music.aspx
Location: Concerts at Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco and
Flint Center, San Jose
Sunday, October 31 8:00 p.m.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Dennis James organ
Spend a spine-tingling Halloween at Davies Symphony Hall (if you
dare!), as the Ruffatti Organ accompanies this newly restored
version of the 1920 silent classic Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Starring
legendary leading man John Barrymore in the notorious title roles,
this eerie screen adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic
tale is a perfectly ghoulish way to spend the spookiest night of the
year. Also enjoy the uproarious Buster Keaton short The Haunted
House.
Tickets $20-$55
Half price for ages 17 and under.
Saturday, November 6th, 2:00 p.m.
Día de los Muertos Family Concert
Bring the entire family as the San Francisco Symphony marks the
Day of the Dead with the third annual concert celebrating Latino
culture. Come early for pre-concert festivities in the Davies
Symphony Hall lobbies including refreshments, children’s
activities, and colorful displays for Día de los Muertos.
Tickets
$30-$68
Half price for ages 17 and under.
Weekend matinee concerts:
Sunday, December 5th, 11:00 a.m.
Deck the Hall
Inaugurated 30 years ago by the late Louise M. Davies,
this holiday classic is a Symphony family tradition. Treat
your children to this festive holiday concert featuring the
magical music of the season performed by members of
the San Francisco Symphony and special guests. The
post-concert parties in the lobbies include entertainment,
art and crafts activities, decorated trees, and refreshments.
Angel packages including premier seating and preconcert
reception with Santa Claus are available. Call
the Volunteer Council for details at (415) 503-5500.
Saturday, December 11th, 1:00 and 4:00
Davies Symphony Hall, San Franciso
Sunday, December 12th, 3:00 p.m.
Flint Center, San Jose
Peter and the Wolf
Delight your children at the holidays with the Youth
Orchestra’s annual performance of Prokofiev’s Peter and
the Wolf. This charming holiday concert includes festive
songs of the season, and is perfect for music lovers of
all ages.
Tickets: $27-$57
Half price for ages 17 and under.
Chinese New Year Concert
January 29th, 2011
Concerts for Kids
November 9, 2010 Matinee
November 10, 2010 Matinee
November 12, 2010 Matinee
March 14, 2011 Matinee
March 15, 2011 Matinee
March 17, 2011 Matinee
Music For Families Series, Sundays, 2:00 p.m.
Bring your family to hear the San Francisco Symphony in kid-sized
classical concerts designed for families—great music, fascinating
musical discoveries, and free kid-friendly concert guides to
enhance music appreciation at home. Music for Families concerts
are engaging and fun, a great way to pass the Symphony magic
from one generation to the next.
Recommended for ages 7 and older.
June 6, 2010 Matinee
November 13, 2010 Matinee
December 18, 2010 Matinee
February 12, 2011 Matinee
March 19, 2011 Matinee
Marin Center
For more information visit www.co.marin.ca.
us/depts/CU/Main/mc/mc_calendar.cfm
Location: Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael
Tickets: www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/CU/Main/mc/mc_boxoffice.
cfm
Marin Art Festival
Saturday, June 18 to Sunday, June 19, 2011
10 am to 6 pm
Lagoon Park, San Rafael
This community lawn party for the arts is considered one of the
most beautiful outdoor art festivals in the nation! The Marin Art
Festival features work from over 250 artists from across the
country and is full of color and surprise. Enjoy a unique line-up of
entertainment, including whimsical stilt walkers, hands-on art
projects for children, live music, Taiko drumming at 11a.m. each
morning, plus dance performances from Hula to Hip-Hop.
More information:
http://www.marinartfestival.com.
Adults - $10
Youth 14 and under - Free
Tickets will only be available at the event.
Season
Upcoming Subscription Events
It has only taken us a few years to figure this out, but not everyone
flies by the seat of their pants and occasionally, some like to plan.
So, we have gathered up the family programs from the top venues
around town. In some cases, tickets are available only on
subscription, for others, individual tickets are now available.
Cal Performances
Cal Performances never fails to have a great season of highly
engaging entertainment and enrichment events. Beyond music,
dance, drama, and other entertainment, Cal Performances
features great speakers, and other events. Most interesting is that
they have a School Time series where K-12 classes can see
special performances with presentations by some of the
principals for $4 a head. It is a truly special program and should
not be missed.
The Family Fare series is a wonderful way to catch top talent at a
reasonable price. Kids under 16 get in for half price on Family
Fare Performances. Cal Performances also is launching a series
called First Stage for Families with another slate of great
performances. Cal Performances' new First Stage For Families
for Families Series is the ideal introduction to the magical world of
music, dance, and theater! First Stage For Families for Families
features lively one-hour events in Wheeler Auditorium, offering
young people and their grownups an opportunity to experience a
diverse range of artistry in an intimate space.
For more information on the Cal Performances series, www.
calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-fare/
For more information on the First Stage for Families series, visit
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-stage/
For more information on the School Time series, visit www.
calperfs.berkeley.edu/learn/k-12/
Location: Zellerbach Hall, University of California, Berkeley
Campus
* Tickets are half price for audience members age 16 and under
Stay tuned for a special Kiddie Koncierge/Cal Performances
FREE ticket offers! Click here for details.
Sunday, Sept 25th
Cal Performances Free For All
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Zellerbach Hall, Lower Sproul Plaza, Wheeler Auditorium, and
Hertz Hall
Free and Open to the Public
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/community/community/
Cal Performances opens the doors to their performance spaces
for their first annual Open House. Four stages will feature a full
day of top-notch performances by the American Bach Soloists,
AXIS Dance, Wayne Wallace Quintet, Los Cenzontles Mexican
Dance and Music, CK Ladzekpo and the African Music and Dance
Ensemble, SF Opera Adler Fellows, UC Berkeley Departments of
Music, Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies, and Student
Musical Activities, and many more in an exciting preview of the
artistic residencies and collaborations that you'll find at Cal
Performances throughout the year.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Family Fare - Zellerbach Hall
Cambodia's Khmer Arts Ensemble: The Lives of Giants
Experimental and spiritual, classical, complex and powerful—
these are just a few of the words that describe the unique work of
choreographer Sophiline Cheam Shapiro. Since 2002, Shapiro
has toured the world with her Khmer Arts Ensemble, dramatically
expanding the repertory of Cambodian dance. In The Lives of
Giants—featuring a company of 36 dancers, instrumentalists, and
singers—a blind and vengeful giant wreaks havoc in the heavens.
When tricked into using his ill-gotten weapon of destruction on
himself, layers of elaborate deception are stripped away and his
treachery is laid bare. "A gorgeous spectacle of contradictory
sensations" (New York Times).
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-
fare/cambodias-khmer-arts-ensemble.php
Sunday, October 23, 2011
First Stage For Families - Wheeler Hall
The Cashore Marionettes
Unmatched in artistry, grace, and refinement of movement, the
phenomenal Cashore Marionettes have redefined the art of
puppetry with joyous performances for audiences in Europe, the
Far East, and across North America. Simple Gifts—a "brilliant
production that carries the audience through a range of feelings...
this show is highly recommended even for adults who don't
happen to have kids" (Calgary Herald)—comprises a series of
poignant scenes from everyday life set to music by such
composers as Vivaldi, Strauss, Beethoven, and Copland. Through
a combination of virtuoso manipulation, beautiful music, and
theatrical illusion, Simple Gifts provides an entertaining and poetic
vision of what it is to be human.
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-
stage/cashore-marionettes.php
Friday – Sunday , November 25–27, 2011
Family Fare - Zellerbach Hall
Tomáš Kubínek: Certified Lunatic and Master of the Impossible
The perfect family outing for Thanksgiving weekend! He may be a
bit "unhinged" (and we mean that in the nicest way!), but the one-
and-only Dr. Professor Kubínek is also a comic genius, virtuoso
vaudevillian, and all-round charmer who gives audiences an
utterly joyous experience they'll remember for a lifetime. His
exuberant one-man show is filled with spontaneous wit,
uproarious absurdity, and courageous feats of nonsense, and
has resulted in sold-out engagements on Broadway and around
the world. Needless Risk Taker...Professor of Fantastically
Useless Inventions...Arduous Advocate of The Commonplace
Miracle. There's no one quite like the "hilarious and enormously
talented" (Time Out, London) Tomáš Kubínek.
For ages 5 to 105
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-
fare/tomas-kubinek.php
Friday – Sunday, January 20–22
Family Fare, Zellerbach Hall
Peking Acrobats
Direct from China, the Peking Acrobats—the largest and most
acclaimed group of its kind—have for more than 50 years held
audiences spellbound with vibrant presentations of their ancient
folk art. Carefully selected from the finest acrobat schools in
China, these expert gymnasts, jugglers, cyclists, and tumblers
transform 2,000-year-old athletic disciplines into a family-friendly
kaleidoscope of eye-popping wonder. The performance features
live musical accompaniment from an accomplished Chinese
ensemble, and promises to range "from the seemingly
impossible to the virtually unbelievable" (Los Angeles Times).
(Please note: All children, regardless of age, must have a ticket to
enter the theater; this performance is not suitable for children
under 5.)
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/family-
fare/peking-acrobats.php
Sunday, February 12, 2012
First Stage For Families, Wheeler Hall
David Holt: Songs and Stories of Appalachia
Best known for his folk music and storytelling recordings as well
as his television and radio series (including Folkways on PBS and
Riverwalk on public radio), four-time Grammy winner David Holt
has been collecting songs and stories of the Southern Mountains
for over 30 years and is dedicated to performing and preserving
traditional American folk arts and stories. Joyful, funny, and highly
entertaining, Holt plays 10 acoustic instruments and delivers a
memorable show guaranteed to please music lovers of all ages.
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-
stage/david-holt.php
Sunday, May 6, 2012
First Stage For Families, Wheeler Hall
Word for Word Performing Arts Company: Stories from
Sonoma Mountain
San Francisco's acclaimed W4W, which turns works of fiction into
theater without changing a word, presents Stories from Sonoma
Mountain by local Native American author Greg Sarris (whose
short-story collection Grand Avenue was produced as an HBO film
by Robert Redford). Here, Sarris draws on folk tales from the First
Peoples and the landscape of Northern California. Trees,
animals, even the smallest spiders are living spirits with stories
that are important to our survival; while some have special
powers, no one can break the rules of the Earth. "Word for Word's
brilliant inventiveness in performance, choreography, and staging
has created a new art form, and a deeply affecting experience"
(Tobias Wolff).
www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/performances/2011-12/first-
stage/word-for-word.php
San Francisco Performances
For more information, visit http://performances.
org/performances/1011/Family.shtml
Locations vary
SF Performances has a very popular Family Matinee series. The
Family Matinees are low-cost hour-long events on weekends,
specially designed to introduce family audiences to great music
and dance! Participants will also have plenty of opportunity to
interact with the artists. Always reasonably priced, ticket prices this
season are $10 children and $15 adults.
Saturday, December 11, 11am
Turtle Island String Quartet
Herbst Theatre
Saturday, March 5, 2pm
Stephen Petronio Company
Novellus Theater at YBCA
Saturday, April 2, 2pm
Paul Taylor Dance Company
Novellus Theater at YBCA
Sunday, May 1
FREDERICA VON STADE, mezzo-soprano
JAKE HEGGIE, composer/pianist
Herbst Theatre
Sunday, April 29, 2012, 11am
Edgar Meyer, Double Bass
San Francisco Symphony
For information, visit: http://www.sfsymphony.
org/community/music.aspx
Location: Concerts at Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco and
Flint Center, San Jose
Sunday, October 31 8:00 p.m.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Dennis James organ
Spend a spine-tingling Halloween at Davies Symphony Hall (if you
dare!), as the Ruffatti Organ accompanies this newly restored
version of the 1920 silent classic Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Starring
legendary leading man John Barrymore in the notorious title roles,
this eerie screen adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic
tale is a perfectly ghoulish way to spend the spookiest night of the
year. Also enjoy the uproarious Buster Keaton short The Haunted
House.
Tickets $20-$55
Half price for ages 17 and under.
Saturday, November 6th, 2:00 p.m.
Día de los Muertos Family Concert
Bring the entire family as the San Francisco Symphony marks the
Day of the Dead with the third annual concert celebrating Latino
culture. Come early for pre-concert festivities in the Davies
Symphony Hall lobbies including refreshments, children’s
activities, and colorful displays for Día de los Muertos.
Tickets
$30-$68
Half price for ages 17 and under.
Weekend matinee concerts:
Sunday, December 5th, 11:00 a.m.
Deck the Hall
Inaugurated 30 years ago by the late Louise M. Davies,
this holiday classic is a Symphony family tradition. Treat
your children to this festive holiday concert featuring the
magical music of the season performed by members of
the San Francisco Symphony and special guests. The
post-concert parties in the lobbies include entertainment,
art and crafts activities, decorated trees, and refreshments.
Angel packages including premier seating and preconcert
reception with Santa Claus are available. Call
the Volunteer Council for details at (415) 503-5500.
Saturday, December 11th, 1:00 and 4:00
Davies Symphony Hall, San Franciso
Sunday, December 12th, 3:00 p.m.
Flint Center, San Jose
Peter and the Wolf
Delight your children at the holidays with the Youth
Orchestra’s annual performance of Prokofiev’s Peter and
the Wolf. This charming holiday concert includes festive
songs of the season, and is perfect for music lovers of
all ages.
Tickets: $27-$57
Half price for ages 17 and under.
Chinese New Year Concert
January 29th, 2011
Concerts for Kids
November 9, 2010 Matinee
November 10, 2010 Matinee
November 12, 2010 Matinee
March 14, 2011 Matinee
March 15, 2011 Matinee
March 17, 2011 Matinee
Music For Families Series, Sundays, 2:00 p.m.
Bring your family to hear the San Francisco Symphony in kid-sized
classical concerts designed for families—great music, fascinating
musical discoveries, and free kid-friendly concert guides to
enhance music appreciation at home. Music for Families concerts
are engaging and fun, a great way to pass the Symphony magic
from one generation to the next.
Recommended for ages 7 and older.
June 6, 2010 Matinee
November 13, 2010 Matinee
December 18, 2010 Matinee
February 12, 2011 Matinee
March 19, 2011 Matinee
Marin Center
For more information visit www.co.marin.ca.
us/depts/CU/Main/mc/mc_calendar.cfm
Location: Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael
Tickets: www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/CU/Main/mc/mc_boxoffice.
cfm
Marin Art Festival
Saturday, June 18 to Sunday, June 19, 2011
10 am to 6 pm
Lagoon Park, San Rafael
This community lawn party for the arts is considered one of the
most beautiful outdoor art festivals in the nation! The Marin Art
Festival features work from over 250 artists from across the
country and is full of color and surprise. Enjoy a unique line-up of
entertainment, including whimsical stilt walkers, hands-on art
projects for children, live music, Taiko drumming at 11a.m. each
morning, plus dance performances from Hula to Hip-Hop.
More information:
http://www.marinartfestival.com.
Adults - $10
Youth 14 and under - Free
Tickets will only be available at the event.
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