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Must see in San Francisco this March
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Our highlights of the best in theatre, comedy, concerts and more in San Francisco you can catch in March!
Our highlights of the best in theatre, comedy, concerts and more in San Francisco you can catch in March!
Theatre
The 39 Steps
The San Francisco Playhouse channels Alfred Hitchcock in this brand-new production of the comedic crime caper, directed by Susi Damilano. On the run from a crime he didn't commit, join Richard Hannay as he keeps one step ahead of a shady spy ring known as 'The 39 Steps' From March 7 - April 20 at The San Francisco Playhouse Book here
Big Data A world premiere from playwright Kate Attwell, Big Data looks at our online lives, and the perils we face as we trust more and more in AI and the algorithm. Until March 11 at the Toni Rembe Theatre Book here
Dance
San Francisco Ballet - A Midsummer Night's Dream Enter a realm of myth, magic, mischief and mistaken identity, where fairies rule and love eventually prevails as the San Francisco Ballet warm us all up with George Balanchine's adaptation of Shakespeare's classic. March 12 - 17 at the War Memorial Opera Book here
Dancing With The Stars
This year's roster of celebrity dancing competitors is here and ready to show off their skills in this live spectacular from the Emmy Award-winning ABC show! March 17 at the Ruth Finley Person Theater Book here
Comedy
Jimbo's Drag Circus
One of the strangest and most entertaining recent winners of the RuPaul's Drag Race franchise, join Jimbo for a night of comedy and drag. You'll never look at Baloney the same way again. March 30 at the Palace of Fine Arts Book here
Just For Us Comedian Alex Edelman's one-man show has enjoyed engagements in Chicago and Off-Broadway and now comes to San Francisco. Join Alex as he discusses his experiences with online trolling and anti-semitism. Instead of dismissing them, Edelman went one further and infiltrated his local White Nationalist group... March 9 at the Curran Theatre Book here
Concerts
Bruce Springsteen
It's time to roll up your t-shirt sleeves because The Boss is coming to town! The one and only Bruce Springsteen shows the young how it's done as he brings the E Street Band to the Chase Center stage for one of his legendary live shows! March 28 & 30 at the Chase Center Book here
Grace Potter Expertly traversing genres such as Country, Rock, and Pop since her 2002 debut, Grace Potter (formerly backed by her band, The Nocturnals) has been a purveyor of some of the best music of the last two decades. Now back with a new tour in support of her first album in four years 'Mother Road'. March 6 at The Fillmore Book here
Lyle Lovett Grammy winner Lyle Lovett is on the road again, bringing his witty lyrics and eclectic mix of sounds ranging from folk to big band swing to town this month on two Bay Area dates! March 13 at Fox Theatre, Redwood City Book here & March 20 at the Ruth Finley Person Center Book here
Kids
Paw Patrol
The cute law-canines of Paw Patrol are back in Heroes Unite, another stage outing that is sure to delight your little ones! March 9 - 10 at the Orpheum Theatre Book here
Something a bit different
An Evening with RuPaul
Emmy award-winning drag queen impresario and advocate RuPaul Charles takes a break from his Drag Race empire to talk his new memoir, The House of Hidden Meanings in an unmissable one-night-only performance. March 14 at the Curran Theatre Book here
William H. Mac Celebrated actor William H. Macy is on the road, giving audiences a chance to pick his brains following a screening of the iconic 1994 Cohen Brothers' hit Fargo. March 7 at the Curran Theatre Book here
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