We saw Jeremiah at my husband's cousin's bar mitzvah a few days ago. He did a phenomenal job and I…read morethink we enjoyed it as much as the kids! He's really talented, and you can tell he really puts himself into his work. On top of being talented, he's also really funny and personable, which is, by itself, difficult work. His balancing skills were really impressive, and his sleight of hand is amazing to see. He's a natural entertainer, he's humorous, and he has a strong presence. We highly recommend him.

This is the second time I've worked with Jeremiah for fundraisers at my organization (science…read moremuseum) and I am just increasingly impressed. Jeremiah is personable, professional, and prompt -- an absolute dream to work with. Between his incredible talent (the visual POI is SO cool) and his super friendly/outgoing personality, he is just an all-around crowd pleaser. He had a crowd of kids and adults around him all night at our Halloween family fundraiser in the fall and then last week at our annual gala, he captivated hundreds of our after-party guests on the dance floor. A+++ can't wait to work with you again, Jeremiah!

This was a great show. We were in town for the Oracle conference and stayed the weekend. This guy…read moreis going to make it big once his show gets out....go see the act while you can in this small intimate venue! Some of the best magic/showmanship I have ever seen live.

I must have walked and wondered about this venue so often and never been until Elliot Page's Book…read moretalk. Great theater, with comfy seats that all seem to boast a great view of the stage. After this talk, I'll be getting a membership to ensure I get presale tickets to the great speakers they always bring in. ***my most favorite things to observe in all of the historic theaters are the ceilings and this one did not disappoint;)

City Arts & Lectures has been a mainstay in the city for years now. They have an eclectic line-up…read moreof guests including award-winning novelists, musicians, activists, Supreme Court justices, actors, etc . Some events are later broadcast on podcasts, KQED, etc. Have seen legendary rockers here - Patti Smith is brilliant. Attended Springsteen on his book tour before his famous Springsteen on Broadway production, based on his biography. Diane Keaton was a delight. The caliber of interviewers is impressive. Michael Chabon did an amazing job interviewing Patti Smith on her newly-released BOOK OF DAYS. The Sydney Goldstein Theatre venue is perfect, a not-too-large auditorium. Masking still required in the theatre. As a member, advance tickets to events are available before the general public.

This guy is an incredible athelete AND a riveting performer! I saw him perform at the Sunnyvale…read morepublic library in January, and it was amazing. Even my 5-year-old was totally glued to the whole show. On top of his spectacular feats of balance and juggling and contortion, he's got a fabulous stage presence. And he took photos with all the kids at the end, too!

I saw Wayne Huey performing at a Lunar New Year event at ScuttleBugs Child Development Center in…read moreSan Jose. He was a show stopper! Kids and adults alike were mesmerized. His Chinese Barrel contortionist act was surely impossible but there he was somehow squeezing through a tiny barrel. He juggled, did balancing acts and all the while kept everyone with their mouths open! Very professional and I highly recommend.

We love musicals and have seen many on Broadway over the years…read more This musical is a wonderful production for a small theatre. We liked it so much more than some of the duds we've seen over the years. We didn't like "Matilda" - small, singing British voices rendered the entire musical practically non-discernible; "Spamalot", "Something Rotten" just to name a few. We both agreed that this musical deserves to go to Broadway and I hope it makes it. Amelie is played by Samantha Banks, who starred as Eponine in the movie musical, Les Miserables with Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman has demonstrated her vocal chops in other film credits and on stage. And Adam Chanler-Berat, also with TV and Broadway credits (Peter in Peter and the Starcatcher) had one scene where he held a singing note for so long it reminded me of when we saw Kenny G hold a note on his sax for multiple minutes (his record is over 45 minutes!). I remember seen Adam on the TV show, "The Good Wife". The show is adorably funny at times (If you like "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, you will like this too), great music and lyrics, contemporary, good singing and performances and the 9 yr. old NYC performer, Savvy Crawford is a much better singer and performer than the one who played "Matilda" in NYC, in my opinion. Her diction while singing is so much clearer and her voice carries enough that I didn't have to strain to hear the words or ask, "Does anyone have hearing aids I can borrow?" The show is extended to 10/18. I hope it extends further as I told my niece to go get tickets to see it if she can. I'd see this show again and if it makes it to Broadway where more money will be dumped into costumes and stage props, I'd like to see it again. Unfortunately, there are no CDs for this production, yet. We plan on getting that (the music/lyrics are that good) when a CD becomes available when it gets to Broadway. After the show, we started watching the 2001 Amelie movie. We saw it years ago but couldn't remember it. I would recommend you NOT watch the movie if you're going to see the musical. See it AFTER you see the musical. You will enjoy the musical much more.

I just saw Rossums Universal Robots. Amazing production! As good as anything I have seen at the big…read morefancy San Francisco theaters. All four members of the cast were extremely talented. The Robots vs Humans theme was very relevant to today's world. I highly recommend!

We saw Mount Misery here on Friday night and it was A-mazing! Even though I live in the Tenderloin,…read moreI had never been to the Exit theater before. Tickets are super reasonable and the theater is small enough that every seat is great--you are mere feet away from the actors. The play we saw was really cool-Frederick Douglas and Donald Rumsfeld communicating through time and space. Like nothing I've ever seen. Really high caliber acting going on here and I love that they are taking risks by staging cutting edge (well, ball) plays. I noticed that their membership is also a great deal! 30% off already reasonably priced tickets. I can't wait to come back! Glad they are in my nabe :)

David is an amazing magician. I had heard great things about his bigger shows from friends, and…read moredecided I wanted to hire him for my birthday party to mingle with my friends. He was fantastic! He is great at just showing up, starting to talk to a group, and then doing his tricks (sorry not sure what else to call them). He blew everyone's mind - I got so many follow ups from friends saying how great he was and they couldn't believe what they saw. He's also really funny and charming and fits right in. I can't recommend him enough.

I really had no idea there was a theater here even though I've walked by the building often. It's…read moreno bigger than a junior high school auditorium, but it definitely worked for the Theater Rhinoceros production of "Marry Me a Little". Sondheim aficionados will recognize the title as the song that was cut from the original production of "Company" but put back into the revival four years ago as the Act I closer. Loved the song when Raul Esparza sang it in the Broadway revival as an anthem of emotional liberation. Loved the song when the avuncular Bill Fahrner sang it almost matter-of-factly in this intimate staging. Intimate is the key word as there was only one other performer, Caleb Haven Draper, and a talented pianist, Dave Dubrosky. No dialogue, just a series of Sondheim trunk songs (i.e., songs that were dropped from shows before they made it to Broadway) that form a simple storyline of a couple going through the full arc of a relationship. Only this time it's a same-sex couple in the throes of Prop 8. It barely works, but the Sondheim touch really lends wit and gravitas to a show that lasts only 70 minutes. If you're a fan of his music, try to catch it before it leaves. If not, there are upcoming shows that fit the dimensions of this small venue. It's good to know local theater is still alive and breathing in San Francisco.

Apparently, not too many people know about this venue.That may be a reason why it is called Eureka…read moreTheatre Company...Once you see a show at this theatre - you might be tempted to say" Eureka!"... I had a free ticket for "A Very Happy Fella" and I really enjoyed the musical. There is only one deficiency - their seats are beyond uncomfortable, especially if you are tall... There is plenty of street parking around the venue. Overall, it was a good experience...