First Dance of Its Kind in Oakland

August 20th, 1938, the headline read:

My grandparents are circled in red.

“A scene at the first open air dance ever held in Oakland under the sponsorship of the City Recreation Department. The dance was given at the Jefferson Playground which was converted into a dance pavilion.”

My Bay Area roots go back. So, you can understand why I got upset one day when a bike messenger in San Francisco, who almost knocked me over, called me a TOURIST. I got so angry I decided to write a one-person-show about it. Don’t worry, it’s not all anger. I know how to redirect my fourth generation SF Bay Area rage into laughs.

I will be performing an excerpt of my solo show “All the Great New Things to Come” as part of the Monday Night Marsh Series at the Marsh SF on June 9th & 23rd. There will be three performers total- so come check us out!

Mondays at 7pm
Two Ways to Watch

IN-PERSON
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In Person at The Marsh Theater in San Francisco
1062 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Doors open at 6:30pm | Show starts at 7pm

STREAMING via ZOOM
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Zoom doors open at 6:50pm | Show starts at 7pm

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