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Berkeley Repertory Theatre welcomes Ennio. The original quick-change artist, direct from Italy, presents a special holiday show. The internationally famous physical comedian dons 50 life-size costumes in only 70 minutes, presenting a wacky and high-energy show that incorporates physical comedy and origami folding into a delightful experience for the whole family. Learn more...

Town Hall Theatre presents the classic holiday tale Miracle on 34th Street. In 1947, Macy's employee Doris Walker hires a new Santa Claus for the famous Thanksgiving Day Parade. Her choice turns out to be the best Santa the store has ever had. This delightful and tender show is a treat for the entire family this holiday season. Learn more...

Un-Scripted Theater Company presents The Great Puppet Bollywood Extravaganza! The improvised theater company, known for their talent in creating songs on the spot, presents a fully improvised puppet musical done in the over-the-top style of India's Bollywood cinema. Learn more...

Dwight Howard leads Orlando against Don Nelson's Golden State Warriors, as the Magic make their only Oracle Arena appearance of the year. The Magic signed former Warrior Mickael Pietrus this summer. This offer includes tickets to the game, plus a food voucher good for a Pepsi product soda, hot dog and a bag of chips. Learn more...

Bay Area "kindie-rock" favorites The Sippy Cups will be joined by kid-folk-rocker Uncle Rock for two shows at The Cowell Theatre in Fort Mason Center. Dubbed "every parent's favorite kid rock band" by the San Francisco Chronicle, The Sippy Cups are an original Bay Area phenomenon that has gone nationwide. Learn more...

Take a two-hour drive through the city in GoCar, the world's first GPS-guided tour car that not only directs you to your destinations, but also tells you stories about the sites. The GPS system will automatically guide your two-person car as you explore the Bay Area! Learn more...

The acclaimed Alameda Civic Ballet returns to the Kofman with its fourth annual holiday family favorite, The Nutcracker. This year's Nutcracker includes over 100 performers ranging from age three to sixty including performers from Alameda Ballet Academy, San Francisco's Lines Ballet, Ballet West of Utah and SF Opera Ballet. Learn more...

Holiday favorite The Nutcracker returns to Contra Costa County's largest theater, the Creative Arts Building at Pittsburg High School. Featuring the professional Peninsula Ballet Theatre company and live symphonic orchestra, with an invitation for children to meet the dancers on stage after the performance. Learn more...

Liebe Wetzel has the packing materials taking matters into their own "hands" in her show, Wrapping Paper Caper. In true private eye guise, our Bogart-esque "detective" follows a trail of styrofoam packing-peanuts, encountering a witty and wonder-filled cast of characters along the way, including an elegant wrapping-paper damsel in "dis-dress", a cardboard-tube horse, a packing-box Zamboni and a cast of bread rolls, cutlery, linens and dishware that display extremely unusual table manners. Learn more...

Greg Frisbee is an original performer with a seemingly bottomless trunk of props to keep the audience in stitches. The award-winning Greg Frisbee Show includes juggling knives, mind reading, extreme balancing and audience participation. He has performed all across America, Canada, Mexico, Germany and England. Learn more...