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Bat Week Screening of ‘The Invisible Mammal’

The Citizens Environmental Council invites you to a free screening of an award-winning documentary highlighting the fight to save North American bats on Wednesday, October 21,…

I Was, Am, Will Be Release Party: Book Launch and Artist Showcase

Oakland-born author, educator, and spoken-word artist J.R. Rice invites you to celebrate the release of his new collection, I Was, Am, Will Be, with an unforgettable evening of…

Found Company: A Spontaneous Staged Reading Event

Come act onstage with us! You are invited to a one-of-a-kind theater experience: be a part of a one-day play performance! Mission StageWorks welcomes you to experience the joy…

Mountains of the Moon — Live Film & Music Experience

World-renowned filmmaker and professional skier Chris Benchetler brings his immersive film Mountains of the Moon to San Francisco’s Presidio Theatre for two exclusive…

Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock Live

The Fraggles and their friends come to the stage in a family production combining puppetry, music, comedy and theatrical effects.

Outlander In Concert: Echoes Through The Highlands

Bear McCreary’s Outlander score is performed by a live orchestra as scenes from the television series play onscreen.

The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show

Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme return with new songs, comedy, dance and camp spectacle for the holidays.

Elf The Musical

Buddy travels from the North Pole to New York City in the touring musical inspired by the holiday film.

Rocky Horror Picture Show

The Rocky Horror Picture Show screens at The UC Theatre on Halloween in a program co-presented by KALW Music.

OTP Film Club: Ran

Oakland Theater Project’s Film Club screens Akira Kurosawa’s Ran, followed by an in-person discussion connecting the film with King Lear.

a Rashomon

Magic Theatre and Campo Santo premiere Ashley Smiley’s San Francisco-set reimagining of Rashomon, centered on the death of a Black star dancer.

The Last Waltz – Co-Presented with the JCCSF

A 4K screening of Martin Scorsese’s landmark concert film opens with firsthand memories from Ben Fong-Torres, Hiro Narita, Joel Selvin and Jonathan Taplin.

She Se Puede (A Chorus of Huertas)

Oakland Theater Project stages a world premiere about Dolores Huerta’s lifelong fight for labor rights, freedom and collective action.

Awards Night 2026

SFFILM’s annual awards-season celebration and fundraiser supports exhibition, education and artist-development programs across the Bay Area.

Doc Stories 2026

SFFILM’s four-day documentary showcase features early screenings, shorts, filmmaker conversations and audience Q&As from November 5–8.

Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom

A free SFFILM family screening of Aardman’s newest Shaun the Sheep adventure includes a remote post-film Q&A with members of the creative team.

Alice, Formerly of Wonderland

Based on a true story, Mark Saltzman’s a cappella musical explores the relationship between Alice Liddell and Prince Leopold.

My Hero Academia In Concert

A 15-piece ensemble performs Yuki Hayashi’s anime score alongside scenes from all eight seasons in this 10th-anniversary concert.

Montclair Outdoor Cinema: Zootopia 2

Red Oak Realty, in partnership with the Montclair Village Association, presents a free, family-friendly outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 in Montclair Village. The evening includes...

The USS Haunted Hornet

The USS Haunted Hornet: The Devil’s Sea is an ages 13+ Halloween experience aboard the USS Hornet, featuring dark corridors, creatures, sudden scares and...

Iraq, But Funny

This hilariously chaotic new play follows five generations of Assyrian women attempting to reclaim their story as it’s being narrated by some British guy...

Troilus and Cressida

A never-ending war that no one wants. Military leaders more interested in macho posturing than diplomatic solutions. Women caught in the middle and traded...

The Comeuppance

When a group of millennial classmates meet to pregame for their twentieth high school reunion, everyone is nervous for the night ahead. As alcohol...

The Bad News Bears: The Musical

This team still sucks—but now they sing! Based on the beloved 1976 Paramount Pictures film written by Bill Lancaster, this new musical follows a...

John Proctor Is the Villain

In a one-stoplight town in Georgia, in a high school AP English class, five young women begin questioning the stories and the heroes they’ve...

Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest

Theater legend Emma Rice (A.C.T.’s Brief Encounter, Berkeley Rep’s The Wild Bride) returns to the Bay Area with her inventive take on the Alfred...

Crushing

Crushing is a genre-defiant live show where multidisciplinary artists—playwrights, actors, novelists, poets, comedians—perform true stories from their love lives onstage. Co-directed by Megan Calfas and...

Second City – “Laughing For All The Wrong Reasons”

The Second City returns with Laughing For All The Wrong Reasons, a one-night-only revue celebrating its 67th anniversary of American comedy. Featuring classic sketches, songs, and the company’s signature improv from the acclaimed touring ensemble, it’s a can’t-miss night of laughs from the comedy institution that launched stars like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, and Keegan-Michael Key.

Winners Of The SF Comedy Competition – Starring Gary Michael Anderson

Award-winning comedian whose sharp, relatable storytelling and offbeat charm have made him one of the most exciting voices to come out of the San Francisco scene. Now based in Los Angeles, Gary delivers laugh-out-loud sets backed by major TV credits and a proven track record of winning over audiences nationwide. Hosted by comedian Johnny Steele.

Conundrum Chronicles (A StorySlam)

Where Stories are Told * Moral Dilemmas Unfold * Judgements are Bold!

Dan Hoyle’s Takes All Kinds

From the creator of Tings Dey Happen, The Real Americans, and Border People comes Takes All Kinds, a raw, funny, moving new piece of journalistic theater and embodied storytelling. Takes All Kinds channels powerful, funny and complex people caught in the social and political currents roiling our society. And in tender portraits of everyday Americans turned unlikely changemakers, it illuminates ways forward in these tumultuous times.

Broadway Barbara’s Holiday Spectacular

Broadway Barbara returns to Feinstein’s with an all-singing, all-dancing Holiday Spectacular celebrating the release of We Need a Little Barbara.

A Berkeley Shakespeare One Night Stand

This one-night gala fundraiser for Berkeley Shakes presents a cabaret-style, multidisciplinary evening of Shakespeare and music.

Richard Skipper Celebrates! Life Lessons from Legends

Richard Skipper’s audience-driven Halloween Eve cabaret blends songs, stories and shared memories inspired by legendary artists and mentors.

An Evening with Adam Pascal

Tony-nominated Broadway powerhouse Adam Pascal marks 30 years since the debut of RENT, where he originated the role of Roger Davis.

John Hill: Silk and Loose

John Hill’s intimate and unfiltered solo storytelling show explores vulnerability, aging and body perception through stand-up and confession.

Musical Cafe: Songs from New Musicals

Musical Cafe presents songs from new musicals created by Northern California writers and composers.

Ten Thousand Hours by Gravity & Other Myths

Australian circus company Gravity & Other Myths combines eight acrobats and one musician in an ode to the practice behind physical mastery.

TREES by Sam Green with Rebecca Solnit featuring Sō Percussion

Filmmaker Sam Green joins Grammy-winning Sō Percussion and writer and environmentalist Rebecca Solnit for a live-cinema meditation on humankind’s relationship to trees.

Hysterical: Zavior Phillips

Nashville-raised, Los Angeles-based writer and comedian Zavior Phillips brings quick, satirical quips and energetic delivery to Stanford Live.

300 Paintings

After leaving stand-up comedy in 2021, Sam Kissajukian rented an abandoned cake factory and created 300 large-scale paintings during a six-month manic episode.

A Night at the Piano Bar with Brandon James Gwinn

Brandon James Gwinn returns to The Studio for a free-flowing piano-bar evening where show tunes, fun and community take center stage.

Thrill-O-Ween

An all-ages afternoon of Halloween activities, entertainment and a screening of E.T. at Thrive City.

Maybe Happy Ending

A chance encounter sparks connection, adventure and love in this Tony-winning musical about what it means to be human.

Disney Worlds Collide Concert Tour

Descendants, ZOMBIES and Camp Rock collide in an all-new Disney arena concert.

Death Becomes Her

Two frenemies discover a mysterious potion in the Tony-winning musical comedy based on the 1992 film.

The Great Gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Roaring Twenties story becomes a musical journey through love, wealth and tragedy.

Terry Fator: Pure Imagination — Once Upon a Voice

Terry Fator combines ventriloquism, celebrity impressions and comedy in a 90-minute stage show.

Boop! The Musical

Betty Boop leaves her black-and-white celebrity world for a colorful, music-filled adventure in New York City.

Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical

A stolen corpse, a fake love letter and a secret mission drive this fast-paced musical comedy based on a true World War II operation.

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