This spot has been around for 14+ years and the improv comedy was mentioned to be reinstated for…read moreThursdays, Fridays, Saturdays with multiple shows during the week. They also offer classes for aspiring improv folk. I was unsure at first since improv can be a hit or miss, but I had a great time. The venue is intimate with about 5 rows and the night we went 4 performers had five categories where audience can share a story based on the category and a timed improv is acted out. I laughed at 4/5 of the improv acts. Tickets range from $17-21 and you can purchase canned drinks and snacks too.

The Confessional was a cool show, with the option of staying for the later event, Your F*cked Up…read moreRelationship, if space allowed. Staff at the ticket counter was friendly and helpful. The lobby had plenty of tables and seating for waiting. Inside the performance room, it was a simple and cozy space with a bit of colored lighting, and just five rows of seating that fit about 5-6 people per row. The Confessional this past Saturday started about 15 minutes late, so it was shorter than expected. The performers did a pretty good job creating hilarious scenes out of audience suggestions and stories, not exactly pros but they put in the effort and seemed to be having fun out there, so that's what matters. I definitely got my laughs in, and we had a good time.

Previously attended the San Francisco Dance Film Festival's screening of "Gustavia" by Amir Chamdin…read moreand Pär Isberg (2024), starring Paris Opera principal ballet dancer Guillaume Diop. This is a story of Gustav Badin who was born a slave in the Danish Island of St. Croix and later adopted and became part of the Royal Swedish Family. He was treated as a foster sibling to the royal children and known to be witty and highly intelligent with an extensive personal library of over 900 volumes of books by the end of his life. The Brava Theater is located in the Mission District. Built around 1926/27 in style of Moorish/Art Deco movie theater formerly known as the Roosevelt and/or York Theater. Pretty spacious and comfy. Looking forward to attending other events here. Located on 24th street and York.

It is a great service and Location experience, personalized ambiance . Yes I like it ! next I…read morewill take more time to get food and drinks . Thank you !

BAY AREA FINDS NEW ADDICTION FOR BURLESQUE AND HUBBA HUBBA REVIEW IS THE "DRUG" OF CHOICE!…read more SIT-REP (Situation Report) *DIVE! DIVE! DIVE!* NO. That is not a command with the KLAXON HORN alert indicating that a SUB is SUBMERGING, but rather the heads-up that we have entered the "DIVE BAR" ZONE! AND it's a "Double-Header" because Hubba Hubba Review not only resides in just one venue but TWO that I've been to: The DNA LOUNGE in SOMA San Francisco and THE UPTOWN in Downtown Oakland. Both venues lend themselves extremely well to special events of the Gothic-Industrial-EBM genre as well as host AMAZING special events in VAUDEVILLIAN and BURLESQUE fashion. THE SET-UP I've been going to HUBBA HUBBAs for the last 8 years now. They range from Spectacular Spectacular HALLOWEEN PARTIES featuring burlesque performances by the nation's most talented women, incredible music performances including the awesome symphonic sounds of ROSIN COVEN, and the wittiest comedy sketch banter led by Master of Ceremonies, JIM SWEENEY (aka the KINGFISH). But it doesn't stop there! There are specially THEMED parties and events that take hold of the imagination and include BUCCANEERS, DICTATORS and ALIENSI Truly amazing fun! I ALWAYS have a fantastic time at these extravaganza if I don't say so myself. THE LOWDOWN You are bound to have a great time at any HUBBA HUBBA you attend, and don't be surprised if you are abducted by GYPSIES or molested by a GORILLA! (I have been by both and I LOVED IT!) [Ha! The survey at the bottom is asking if this is "Good For Kids?" Since Yelp is asking, I'm gonna have to say....."YES!" Oh wait, I meant "No." Whoops! Too late! ;^D

Been by a couple times because it's hosted by DNA but it's not really my scene…read more That being said I headed over for their xmas party and LOVED the band they had playing, Meshugga Beach Party. I can't say enough awesome things about them. Fun, cute, and lively enough where a couple hours went by and I didn't notice until my shoes started hurting. The dancers didn't go on until at least midnight, but by that time I'd skedaddled home for work the next morning. 15 dollar cover, totally worth it in this instance.

Fantastic venue for one-man shows. I attended Dan Hoyle's "Takes All Kinds." The performance was…read moretransformative. Two issues: - Arrive 1/2 hour before the showtime for good seating. Some seat are way off to the side; I got stuck there, and visiblity is bad, because the performers don't always turn to face the sides of the audience. There are a few seats behind a pillar; I assume those seats are for blind people. - It's small and crowded, with bad ventilation. Wear a mask during cold/flu season.

Had an excellent time at The Marsh seeing Dan Hoyle's It takes All Kinds. The venue is excellent -…read moreintimate with comfortable seating that allows for engagement and good views. Dan Hoyle's It Takes All Kinds is superb. A one man play that explores the complexities of our socio-political views, relationships around divisive topics while maintaining a sense of surprise, engagement and hope. The playwright, actor and "journalist of hanging out" uniquely captures the essence of the people he represents and honors their stories - the acting, voice control, and physical embodiment of the stories he is telling is truly transformative.

Well, what can i say. A truely amazing performance. The performers blew me away in every act. The…read morestory is of a fish ( who is hillarious) who falls in love with a woman. The story progresses throughout the show and is just a laugh a minute and also has you hanging on the edge of your seat with the talented performers. Was so surprised that with such a sell out gig they were not in a bigger venue.. Want to see more for all you!! AMAZING...

Definitely go see this performance before it ends ! Fish is hilarious -- I loved his character !…read more All performers are top notch -- you won't be disappointed. The music was much to my liking (live violin performance to kate bush/placebo). Nice costumes, too ! Special mention regarding the ambiance at Brava: It's spectacular. I loved my velvet seat. Rococo extra.

I travel to SF for work regularly, and I often stay at the Grand Hyatt just a block away. I was…read morehere for the long weekend and have been in a bit of a valley in terms of happiness in my life recently. I decided to head over for the Sunday night "cheaper Than Therapy" show on my own to try to pick myself up. I grabbed a liter of beer () from the bar and then we all crammed into the main stage, which was very intimate and cozy. I laughed and laughed and laughed, and I can genuinely say that I feel much better about things after going there tonight. The staff and host were all great. I think I'll make this a regular habit from now on when I visit SF. Rob.

My husband and I I saw a Friday night late show. Each of the 6 comedians were very funny. There are…read more2 reasons for the 4/5 review: The comedians , although creative and intelligent, all made multiple ageist jokes. My husband and I are cool, fun people in our 60's ... guess it's easier to punch down. Anyway, I still recommend the show. The second reason is that my drink, a manhattan, was terrible. It tasted so watered down that I would have brought it back to the bar if it wasn't so crowded.

This work in progress needs to make a lot more progress. It…read morewas sold as edgy neo-circus burlesque, but it was corny old-school vaudeville with a homo-twist. Hardly anything that exciting. Where was the sword-swallower? the fire dancer? the acrobatics? If I did a gay burlesque show, you better believe you'd see all that. While they were stripping! The girls are way ahead of us--harlem shake, diamond daggers, burlesqueesque could all teach these boys a thing or two. The show looked unrehearsed. I like the diversity of the performers, but they seemed more focused on remembering their lines than on performing. The show ran a (very long) 70 minutes. There was maybe 10-15 minutes of salvagable material. I like what this show aspired to. But it didn't come close to its goals.

Last time we went, I felt transported to Berlin in the 30's…read more Faaabulous! The players are talented: singing, dancing & full of campy fun. I really don't know what is NOT to like. Extremely well put together production at the Infusion Lounge. I brought a few friends (full disclosure: I take class from someone in the company) and was surprised how diverse the acts were. The show was beyond my expectations and I found myself laughing a lot. I will be back with more people in tow, mark my words! :)

Yet another a great time out on the town. Went on Sunday this go round which made traffic and…read moreparking a little easier. Staff was nice and helpful. And Hells Kitchen was such a magnificent production. Highly recommend HK and the Orpheum. p.s. bathroom lines can get really long.

We watched the Michael Jackson Musical here and it was marvelous!…read more The tickets (at normal price) are very expensive ($100+). The theater is beautiful and the ushers are able to keep the crowd respectul. We took the Caltrain so I can't speak for the parking situation.

Excellent musicians at a reasonable costs. They showed up on time, were friendly, played requests…read morefor songs not on original score selection, and played through contracted time with two minor breaks. Everybody at the party loved them and requested additional information about their upcoming events. I would highly recommend them.

From the owner: "Powerful as a band! The right energy at any volume will bring that background music for your…read moreceremony/event opening and will satisfy the dancing crowd as well". Dos Bandoleros it's a Spanish Rumba/Latin Fusion music duo. To ensure you get exactly what you need, they can also perform as a trio, quartet, or quintet. The duo combines original songs with covers, and their repertoire spans from the '70s through the present, ranging from Raphael, and Vicente Fernandez to C Tangana, Gypsy Kings, Manu Chao or The Beatles. (request their song list) Fresh, local, and organic Rumba/Latin Fusion music ready to be served! Imagine a late-night jam session where Rumba Flamenca legends like Peret and the Gipsy Kings gather after dinner. Suddenly, the Buena Vista Social Club band joins in. With only Spanish guitars, a cajón, a kazoo, and the rhythm of their hands, they create an unforgettable fusion, jamming and blending their unique styles into a night of music and fun that lasts until dawn.

Hired Dottie and Kenshe for a 50th birthday party on a boat! They were so responsive and…read moreaccommodating for my last minute HUGE ask, especially on one of San Francisco's busiest weekends for burlesque performers. It was an unusual ask for them to come join us on a boat for three hours, but they happily did it and definitely made the night memorable!!!! As the person managing the boat in many other instances, they made my job easy and overcame the situation when the boat's music speakers were not the best Lol. I would hire them over and over again ---they were brilliant and so talented!!!!

I went last Friday at El Rio and did not know what to expect. Most of the people that went out of…read moremy friends were male, of course, and had a great time. It's only a 30 minute show but they had beautiful ladies on stage, crude and rude acts, and a lovely host. Only $5 to get in and $3 well drinks until 8 (I think). Their drinks will get you good and buzzed although I had to stop early being the designated driver and all. Good times to be had with plenty of laughs.