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SAN FRANCISCO’S PREMIER NONPROFIT THEATER COMPANY MARCH 2019 SEASON 52, ISSUE 7 PRESENTS THEATER TOURS 2019 BROADWAY IN NEW YORK CITY THE OREGON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Experience the bright lights of Broadway, plus Explore charming Ashland at the Oregon Shakespeare optional tickets to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Festival, plus an optional vineyard tour! Parts One and Two! July 16–21, 2019 May 14–20, 2019 DUBLIN THEATER TOUR LONDON THEATER TOUR Uncover the performing arts of Ireland and the Journey to the original theater town, London—plus Dublin Theatre Festival, plus a tour of Ireland’s an exclusive tour of Highclere Castle, the home of glorious West! Downton Abbey! Sep 23–30, 2019 Oct 1–7, 2019 ALL THEATER TOURS ARE LED BY A.C.T. ARTISTIC STAFF AND INCLUDE: • Tickets to world-class productions • Receptions and cocktail hours • Luxury accommodation • Complimentary breakfast each morning in our hotel • Discussions with guest artists • Sightseeing excursions and walking tours • Welcome and farewell dinners • Travel companions who love theater For more information, visit act-sf.org/theatertours or contact Caitlin A. Quinn at [email protected] or 415.439.2436. My legacy. My partner. You have dreams. Goals you want to achieve during your lifetime and a legacy you want to leave behind. The Private Bank can help. Our highly specialized and experienced wealth strategists can help you navigate the complexities of estate planning and deliver the customized solutions you need to ensure your wealth is transferred according to your wishes. Take the first step in ensuring the preservation of your wealth for your lifetime and future generations. 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Untitled-2 1 12/17/18 4:39 PM March 2019 Volume 17, No. 7 music dance theater 2018/19 Cal Perform ances SEASON UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY Shakespeare’s Paul Heppner Julius Caesar President Théâtre National de Bretagne by William Shakespeare Mike Hathaway Directed by Arthur Nauzyciel Senior Vice President French director Arthur Nauzyciel revives his Kajsa Puckett production of Julius Caesar, highlighting Vice President, Sales & Marketing the continuing relevance of Shakespeare’s great political tragedy—with costumes and Genay Genereux design that evoke the era of JFK, a live jazz Accounting & Office Manager trio, and provocative staging. Production “Visually stunning, musically Susan Peterson Vice President, Production moody, and unceasingly stylish.” —The Boston Globe Jennifer Sugden Assistant Production Manager April 26–28 ZELLERBACH HALL Ana Alvira, Stevie VanBronkhorst Production Artists and Graphic Designers Sales Marilyn Kallins, Terri Reed Song of the Goat Theatre San Francisco/Bay Area Account Executives Songs of Lear Devin Bannon, Brieanna Hansen, Directed by Grzegorz Bral Amelia Heppner, Ann Manning Music by Jean-Claude Acquaviva and Maciej Rychly Seattle Area Account Executives This award-winning production Carol Yip retells the tragic king’s story as a Sales Coordinator dramatic oratorio blending Corsican folk music and Gregorian chant— Marketing a production the New York Times Shaun Swick called “viscerally awe inspiring.” Senior Designer & Digital Lead Ciara Caya May 11 & 12 ZELLERBACH PLAYHOUSE Marketing Coordinator Encore Media Group 425 North 85th Street Eifman Ballet Seattle, WA 98103 The Pygmalion Effect p 800.308.2898 | 206.443.0445 (US Premiere) f 206.443.1246 [email protected] For 40 years, the defiantly controversial www.encoremediagroup.com choreographer Boris Eifman has created productions punctuated by sumptuous costumes, exquisite dancing, and riveting Encore Arts Programs and Encore Stages are published monthly drama. Here, the company presents the by Encore Media Group to serve musical and theatrical events United States premiere of his brand new in the Puget Sound and San Francisco Bay Areas. All rights ballet, set to a score by Johann Strauss Jr. reserved. ©2019 Encore Media Group. Reproduction without written permission is prohibited. “This Russian dancemaker and his dancers are among the most fascinating artists before the public today.” —San Francisco Chronicle May 31–Jun 2 ZELLERBACH HALL Season calperformances.org/tickets Sponsor: 4 ACT-SF.ORG American Conservatory Theater, San Francisco’s Tony attracts students from around the world, while the San Award–winning nonprofit theater, nurtures the art of live Francisco Semester offers a unique study-abroad opportunity theater through dynamic productions, intensive actor for undergraduates. Other programs include Studio A.C.T.— training, and ongoing community engagement. We embrace our expansive course of theater study for adults—and the our responsibility to conserve, renew, and reinvent our rich Professional Development Training Program, which offers theatrical traditions, while exploring new artistic forms actor training for companies seeking to elevate employees’ and communities. Founded by William Ball, a pioneer of the business performance skills. Our alumni often grace our regional theater movement, A.C.T. opened in San Francisco in mainstage and perform around the Bay Area, as well as on 1967. We have since performed more than 400 productions to stages and screens nationwide. more than seven million people. A.C.T. brings the benefits of theater-based arts education to Hailed as the “perfect playhouse,” the beautiful Geary Theater more than 20,000 Bay Area students and educators each year. has been our home since the beginning. When the 1989 Loma Among our Education & Community Programs are the Young Prieta earthquake ripped the roof apart, San Franciscans Conservatory (students ages 8–19), our Fellowship Program raised a record-breaking $30 million to rebuild the theater. for emerging theater professionals, and our ACTsmart school The Geary reopened in 1996 with The Tempest, directed by and community programs, including the Student Matinee Carey Perloff, who took over as A.C.T.’s third artistic director (SMAT) program that has brought hundreds of thousands in 1992 after the retirement of Edward Hastings. of young people to A.C.T. performances since 1968. We also Perloff’s tenure was marked by translations of classical provide touring Will on Wheels Shakespeare productions, works; cross-disciplinary performances and international teaching-artist residencies, in-school workshops, and collaborations; and theater made by, for, and about the Bay study materials to Bay Area schools and community- Area. Exploring powerful stories by celebrated artists and based organizations. introducing audiences to extraordinary emerging voices in With the appointments of Artistic Director Pam MacKinnon American theater continues under A.C.T.’s current artistic and Executive Director Jennifer Bielstein, our continuing director, Pam MacKinnon. commitment to the development of new work and new A.C.T.’s 50-year-old Conservatory, led by Melissa Smith, artists, and our increased presence in the Central Market is at the center of our work. Our three-year, fully accredited neighborhood with The Strand and The Costume Shop Master of Fine Arts Program is at the forefront of America’s theaters, A.C.T. plays a leadership role in securing the future actor training programs. Our Summer Training Congress of theater for San Francisco and the nation. American Conservatory Theater Board of Trustees (As of February 2019) The Board of Directors David Riemer Jennifer Bielstein Abby Sadin Schnair of the M.F.A. 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