Piedmont Exedra (https://piedmontexedra.com/events/category/performing-arts/list?eventDisplay=past)
Two of the premier practitioners of full-length improvised plays pay tribute to the Godfathers of California Noir: Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler in a two night-festival of unscripted noir.
Award-winning film celebrates the work of female film directors and investigates the discrimination they face in Hollywood. The Q&A will be moderated by PHS student and award-winning filmmaker Kayla Wong.
A pre-Thanksgiving concert set in the Tower Chapel at Mountain View Cemetary, the diverse program includes a wide range of composers and genres, including Brahms, spirituals, jazz, Rene Clausen, Ralph Manuel, Stephen Paulus, Ray Charles, and Joe Cocker.
All-volunteer orchestra, with many talented musicians from Piedmont, is conducted by Martha Stoddard and will perform a one-hour concert of classical music of Wagner, Haydn, and Schumann.
Town Hall Theatre in Lafayette celebrates the holidays with a delightfully original take on the classic Brothers Grimm story, featuring original music, filled with humor, dance and a genuine love story -- for audiences young and old.
Annual concert with full symphony orchestra and choir explores the role of music and musical instruments in celebration of Christmas featuring traditional and contemporary music directed by Dr. Stephen Main, PCC Director of Music.
Piedmont's Jan 20 event includes US Representative Barbara Lee and performances by Piedmont East Bay Children's Choir, Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company, and Oaktown Jazz Workshops.
PHS students perform James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's dark comedy featuring classic storybook characters Jan 30 - Feb 2.
RBG focuses on the extraordinary personal and professional journey of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.
The play illuminates the difficult choices people make, and the passion each side has for its cause.