Events at Brava
Brava! for Women in the Arts owns and operates the Brava Theater Center. Brava produces, presents, and cultivates the artistic expression of women, BIPOC, youth, LGBTQIA+, and other underrepresented voices.
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Kunoichi Productions, in partnership with Brava! For Women in the Arts and Theatre of Yugen, presents Pacific Overtures by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman. This mix elements of Kabuki theatre with the conventions of the Broadway musical is a highly original, powerful, educational and surprisingly humorous theatrical experience about Commodore Matthew Perry's 1853 mission to open trade relations with Japan.
Inspired by the life-cycle of whales, these Expressive Arts sessions are an invitation for a creative exploration of the wisdom of whales as a metaphor and mirror for our own lives. Using a multi-modal approach, the expressive arts are a powerful tool for inner exploration through words and images.
Inspired by the life-cycle of whales, these Expressive Arts sessions are an invitation for a creative exploration of the wisdom of whales as a metaphor and mirror for our own lives. Using a multi-modal approach, the expressive arts are a powerful tool for inner exploration through words and images.
After its international success, with over 225,000 attendees, Authentic Flamenco is coming to San Francisco with an all-new production and cast! The brand new show features award-winning Ángeles Gabaldón, alongside a renowned line-up of Spanish artists, coming to San Francisco for the first time with a captivating world-class fusion of live music, dance, and singing. Feel the raw power of this pure Spanish art form in an incredible venue, brought to you by Fever & The Royal Opera of Madrid.

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