San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus Performs Lights, Camera, Action!
Marines Memorial Theatre, At Mason St. (609 Sutter St. San Francisco, CA 94102)
- Full Price:
- $34.00
- Our Price:
- $17.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Lights, Camera, Action! have expired.
The last date listed for Lights, Camera, Action! was Saturday March 6, 2010 / 8:00pm.
Currently at Marines Memorial Theatre:
When You're in Love, the Whole World Is Jewish: Musical Comedy Revue
- Full Price:
- $57.00
- Our Price:
- $29.25
Tony Award-winner Jason Alexander (Seinfeld) directs this brand new revue bringing the famed mid-1960s comedy albums of Grammy-winner Bob Booker (The First Family) to glorious life. This hilarious and good-natured collection of 25 comedy sketches and songs is woven around the story of a nice Jewish boy who happens to want to marry an equally lovely Gentile girl. First, though, the chosen shiksa could use a little introducing to some of the culture's colorful traditions. The show, from Danny Gold and Billy Riback, includes the huge hit song "The Ballad of Irving (The 142nd-Fastest Gun in the West)," and stars an ensemble cast led by Broadway vets Barry Gordon, Rena Strober and Jay Brian Winnick, along with Michael Pasternak, Ellen Ratner and Robert Shampain. Learn More
1 Goldstar Member Review
Richard Falls
Written on Mar 08 2010Very entertaining. Great selection of songs and the renditions of all the songs were wonderful. Ran the gamut from fun and upbeat songs to emotionally touching.
More Information About Lights, Camera, Action!
Description
The Lollipop Guild
Paul Saccone, Music Director
Christiaan McEwen, Assistant Director
The Lollipop Guild's repertoire includes various styles of music, both accompanied and a cappella. In 1998, they recorded their first CD, Our Boys Will Shine, which includes music by The Beatles, ABBA, Madonna, The Andrew Sisters,plus jazz standards and Broadway tunes.
Vocal Minority
Carl Pantle, Music Director
Vocal Minority was founded in 2003 in during our 25th anniversary season
in honor of the small ensemble Vocal Minority that began in 1980. A select group of performers, Vocal Minority members are guarantee to sing, dance, and--most importantly—smile their way into everyone’s heart.