VIP Access to the 7th Annual San Francisco Theater Festival
Yerba Buena Gardens (760 Howard St San Francisco, CA 94103)
- Full Price:
- $18.00
- Our Price:
- $18.00*
* Additional fees apply.
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The last date listed for The 7th Annual San Francisco Theater Festival was Sunday August 8, 2010 / 11:00pm - 5:00pm.
Goldstar Member Tips
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juliebesaha on What to Wear
Dress for the weather! SF is chilly in the summer.
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Kathleen Corrigan on Where to Eat
More food and beverage vendors would have been nice.
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Kathleen Corrigan on What to Wear
Dress for comfort!
12 Goldstar Member Reviews
BMan
The reserved seating worked and was worth it for the more crowded events. Nice not having to wait in line and moving to the front of the line when the venue held you at the door, or getting in after they closed the door to others, plus sitting in chairs when crowds were spread on the ground.Written on Oct 14 2010
Entertainment was varied and some of it really good. Way too much to pick from, so had to use the force to pick the events. Only one show was dissapointing.
Venue was Super... they have a huge kid's play area in a "pit" with a variety of slides and structures for climbing. Ideal for kids from 5-14 depending on maturity, especially helpful to burn some energy.
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F. E.
I did enjoy the festival. Unfortunately the weather was nasty for some of the outdoor showings but much of what I wanted to see was indoors. It was nice having front seating but given the number of attendees this year it wasn't neccesary. I thought Wicked was going to be there. That was disappointing. But it was fun to see snippets of some of the upcoming shows which I now know weather I want to see all of or not.Written on Aug 09 2010
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Ken in Kensington
Wondeful! Wonderful! Wonderful! With something for everyone. Don't miss it. And buy a ticket so that it continues into its 8th year and beyond.Written on Aug 09 2010
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dance fan
Will definitely go again...sampled some incredible works in progress @ SPUR & now know that the Jerry Springer Opera isn't my cup of tea (although kudos to the energetic and talented cast).Written on Aug 10 2010
Was the wristband worth it? Yes and no. Liked being able to sashay to the front and sit in the grown-ups seats...loved the Beach Blanket Babylon divas who belted out some amazing disco tunes--even better to see the tiny tots getting into it and keeping the 70s alive! (-:
No reserved seating, though, @ the other SRO stage inside Yerba Buena...would suggest this for next year.
Bottom line: if you're planning to attend the smaller shows, the wristbands aren't necessary unless you want a t-shirt (high quality, soft...I like it!)
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More Information About The 7th Annual San Francisco Theater Festival
Website
http://www.sftheaterfestival.org/
Description
Works at the Festival include:
Beach Blanket Babylon
Cast members will give a sample of their long-running show beginning at 1:00pm.
Lamplighters Musical Theatre
Excerpts from Pirates of Penzance following Beach Blanket Babylon.
The Big Lebowski…Over the LINE
The 1998 Coen Brothers’ cult-favorite film reinterpreted on stage.
Piano Fight
A delightful collection of comedic sketches that address everything from Nursery Rhymes to Dictators.
We Players
Join We Players for select moments from Hamlet on Alcatraz, coming to The Rock October 2010.
PlayGround
PlayGround presents two short plays selected from this year’s Best of PlayGround Festival.
Ray of Light Theatre
Don’t miss the West Coast premiere of this outlandish, shocking and hilarious opera based on the long running television talk show -- Jerry Springer, The Opera
Plus 100 other shows, including 25 shows for children. This festival has something for everyone!
An estimated 10,000 people attended the 2009 Festival, including families, teens and adults. San Francisco Theater Festival's multicultural audience included the Bay Area’s committed theater audience and an audience that is just discovering the possibilities of theater and learning about the many theater groups they had never heard of before.