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The musical follows the true-to-life journey of six young girls from the streets of New York to San Jose in 1910. Accompanied by historical photographs, the show depicts a lesser-known period in history when more than 250,000 homeless and orphaned children from large East Coast cities were sent out of state, to Canada and to Mexico to be placed in homes between 1854 and 1929. The show is written and directed by Cathy Spielberger Cassetta, Tabard’s artistic director. Performances are at the Theatre on San Pedro Square, 29 N. San Pedro St., San Jose.
The Summer Concerts in the Park series returns to Orinda on June 14, Performances are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m, Tuesdays, at Orinda Community Park, 25 Orinda Way, The season kicks off with Bay Bridge Beat playing 70s funk and soul, with Kenny’s Heart & Soul food truck serving up soul food, On June 21, the music and food combination is jazz by Stratify, and Asian fusion cuisine by An the Go, The Motown sounds of blush sequined ballet slippers - flower girl shoes - baby shoes - toddler girl shoes - christening - baptism- vintage chic - ara Three Day Weekend are slated June 28, with Streetdogs food truck serving Chicago-style hot dogs..
At first it seems like there’s going to be a romantic subplot with Billy (cocky Andrew Mondello), the male lead of “Pretty Baby,” who starts coming on strong as soon as she walks in the door (one of several incidents of sexual harassment in the show), but nothing much comes of that. Similarly, Dorothy’s side lover Pat seems like a nice guy, amiably played by Michael Monagle, but with what little we know about their fling it comes as a surprise when it starts to be taken seriously. The whole ensemble is sharply coordinated in director Joy Sherratt’s dynamic production. The dance numbers are terrific throughout, with tightly synchronized ensemble tap dancing choreographed by Suzanne Brandt, and Margaret daSilva’s playful costumes add to the fun. The small orchestra led by music director Brett Strader delivers the show’s catchy songs deftly.
Portia Munson: Her Room/Her World: Noon-5 p.m, Tuesday-Sunday, through Dec, 16, Bedford Gallery, 1601 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek, The exhibition includes massive installations of “Bedroom and Constellations” along with prints, a projection and additional sculptures, Opening reception from 3-5 p.m, Sept, 30, $5, www.bedfordgallery.org, 42nd Street Moon’s Production of Dames at blush sequined ballet slippers - flower girl shoes - baby shoes - toddler girl shoes - christening - baptism- vintage chic - ara Sea: Through Dec, 16, Gateway Theatre, 215 Jackson St., San Francisco, A funny, romantic comedy for all ages, $30-$75, www.42ndstmoon.org..
Lowe says, “Live ballet is enriching and we should embrace it.”. Ballet has a universality, as Shiveley points out. “It extends beyond boundaries, religions, sexual orientation. It’s just about the dance. We are all connected by this movement and we’re all equal in this art form.”. Menlowe’s goal is to become a three-season-per-year company, rather than two. The troupe is contemplating touring to cities that don’t have their own professional companies. Shiveley says, “We’re the little company that has great aspirations.”.
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