Show Round Up: Grantees Shine

CA$H Theatre Grant supported shows, and more!

There are two productions performing this weekend that are supported by TBA’s CA$H Theatre Grants! The CA$H Theatre Grant Program — short for Creative Assistance for the Small (Organization) and Hungry (Artist) — provides vital financial support to individual theatre artists and small theatre companies in the San Francisco Bay Area. Founded in 1999, these grants support a range of creative projects artists and companies need, from capacity-building projects to fully-produced public performances. It is always exciting to see our grantee’s work come to fruition, we wish broken legs and full houses to our wonderful grantees ArtPärdē, and Silicon Valley: The Musical.

It is especially exciting to see these shows amongst such a robust weekend of theatre. Along side our grantee’s shows we have several shows with TBA Highlights, a world premier, and an outdoor immersive show for young audiences. With such a wide variety of quality theatre it shouldn’t be hard to fill your long weekend!

Learn all about this week’s shows:

Only this Week

Don’t miss out on your only chance to see these shows!

Sweater Weather at ArtPärdē – CA$H Theatre Grant Recipient

City Lights Presents: Spooky Lights Live! at City Lights Theater Company

Opening

What’s opening this weekend?

Silicon Valley: The Musical at Potrero Stage – Homegrown Achievement – CA$H Theatre Grant Recipient

Hard Times: Appalachian Stories by Ron Rash at Z Space – Homegrown Achievement

Murder for Two at Hillbarn Theatre

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead at Valley Players

The Arabian Nights at Inferno Theatre

Theatre Lunatico’s Frankenstein at Theatre Lunatico

Wylding Woods – An Outdoor Immersive Puppet Show at Woander World

Closing

Last chance to see these shows!

Into the Woods at Spreckles Performing Arts Center – Homegrown Achievement

Tartuffe at Ross Valley Players – Homegrown Achievement

THE ADDAMS FAMILY musical at Berkeley Playhouse

Terry Baum’s Lesbo Solo at the Marsh Berkeley

Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley