But Broadway By The Bay’s production, running weekends through Aug. 30 at the Fox Theatre in Redwood City, will likely be best remembered for introducing this Tony to Peninsula theatergoers. With Tom Cruise-good looks and an angelic voice, Nikita Burshteyn is the real deal. The instant he comes on stage and starts to sing, the audience knows he has that indefinable something special that could — and should — translate into a solid future in theater. He’s a natural actor as well as star-quality singer, and not too shabby in the dancing department, either. Lucky Maria, even if only for, you know, a very short while.

But the original play has always drawn my attention and, given the cast and creative team Moscone has poster ballet quote framed print. printed with vintage, rustic vibe. perfect gift for dancer. wall art for loves to dance. agnes put together, I’m sure I won’t be disappointed in this latest production, Anthony Fusco (wonderful in Berkeley Rep’s recent production of “The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide”) plays Professor Henry Higgins, with Irene Lucio making her Cal Shakes’ debut as Eliza Doolittle, The cast also includes L, Peter Callender (Col, Pickering), James Carpenter (Alfred Doolittle), Sharon Lockwood (Mrs, Higgins) and Catherine Castellanos (Higgins’ housekeeper)..

Richmond itself was transformed by the war as it became the Bay Area’s major home front manufacturing hub and saw its population quadruple between 1940 and 1943, according to the National Park Services, the festival organizer along with the Rosie the Riveter Trust. “We wanted to host a community event where we can honor the Rosies and celebrate the history we have here in Richmond,” said Tom Leatherman, superintendent of the Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historical Park. “The challenges we have today are different challenges, but the spirit of ‘we can do it’ are still the spirit we need today for our younger generations.”.

Sean Kingston (June 16): The reggae-fusion artist was just 17 when he burst onto the international sage with his debut single, 2007’s “Beautiful Girls,” which went on to top the charts and earn platinum certification. Tickets: $15-$45 regular; free-$30 season pass holders, En Vogue (June 17): It should be quite a scene when Oakland’s own R&B-pop sensation performs such longtime favorites as “Whatta Man,” “My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It)” and “Free Your Mind” for the group’s many local fans, Plus, attendees could get to hear some new material from poster ballet quote framed print. printed with vintage, rustic vibe. perfect gift for dancer. wall art for loves to dance. agnes the newly released “Electric Café,” which is the group’s first studio album since 2004. Tickets: $15-$60 regular; free-$45 season pass holders..

Its lyrics: “And now I will start living today, today, today / I close the door / I got this new beginning and I will fly / I’ll fly like a cannonball.”. “As awkward as it might be, we needed to put something out there to explain to people how I am,” Michele says. “A lot of people don’t know how to touch this situation. It’s like walking on eggshells. I felt ‘Cannonball’ … kind of puts it all out there. It’s like — ‘This is really hard. We’re not denying that it’s hard. We’re going to get through it.’ And so it made sense for it to be the first single.”.