A haunting and beautiful new play written by Marisela Treviño Orta and directed by Mary Guzmán.
"Perhaps it was just the cry of a woman wanting freedom." A Mexican American story and world premiere play written and directed by Cherríe Moraga.
In the binary world of gay men, Kevin Seaman wants it all! Help Kevin Seaman solve the world’s testosterone problem in this preview of his debut solo show #femmasculine.
A documentary film by Malena Juanatey that tells the story of two US citizens, Olga Talamante and Patricia Erb, who were detained and tortured in Argentina during the country’s Dirty War.
In this preview performance of Love in the Time of Piñatas, Baruch Porras Hernandez uses comedy, storytelling, Rainbow Brite, and horny Piñatas to explore what lies at the end of the Queer Mexican immigrant road.
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Brava's annual event takes over the streets and alleys of the Mission to celebrate and preserve the neighborhood’s living cultural heritage.
Be a part of the excitement as contestants vie for the Carnaval San Francisco King and Queen crown.
Swagger is a beautifully shot, deftly edited documentary about life in the projects of the tough Paris suburb of Aulnay-sous-Bois.
Nine days of Caribbean dance and music performances at two different San Francisco venues, Brava Theater Center and Museum of African Diaspora
Join us for an evening that includes a special stand-up set with Baratunde followed by a conversation about comedy, technology, race, politics, and everything in between.
A community concert celebration to kick-start the Alex Nieto Memorial campaign
Brava Studio Sessions presents a staged reading of Marisela Trevino Orta’s Ghost Limb. This is a free event (donations happily accepted).
Golden Thread’s annual celebration of International Women’s Day is dedicated to Syria.
The 12th Annual Bay Area Flamenco Festival is honored to present Juana la del Pipa in concert with guitarist El Perla.
Through storytelling, film, and drag we will unearth and materialize queer ghosts that linger in The Mission and investigate the transformations of memory and place.
Honoring Artemio Posadas, a 2016 NEA National Heritage Fellow and featuring the Grammy Award winning band Quetzal, along with Gilberto Gutiérrez and Gisela Farias Luna of Mono Blanco, Russell Rodriguez, and Cuicacalli Dance Company
